Previously Funded Projects
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Previously Funded Projects
Through generous donations and support the Foundation has helped to raise over $12.7M for spinal injury research. We are very proud to have worked with research teams at Griffith University, University of Queensland and Bond University.
If you have any questions please get in touch with us at team@pcsrf.org.au
- Institution:Griffith University
- Lead Researcher:Prof James St John
- PCSRF funding period:2022
- Total Funds Committed:$420,000
- Institution:Griffith University
- Lead Researcher:Prof James St John
- PCSRF funding period:2019 - 2022
- Total Funds Committed:$5,700,000
- Institution:Griffith University
- Lead Researcher:Prof James St John
- PCSRF funding period:2016 - 2019
- Total Funds Committed:$5,000,000
- Institution:Griffith University
- Lead Researcher:Prof James St John
- PCSRF funding period:2016
- Total Funds Committed:$232,000
- Institution:Griffith University
- Lead Researcher:Prof James St John
- PCSRF funding period:2020-2021
- Total Funds Committed:$450,000
- Institution:Griffith University
- Lead Researcher:Dr Mo Chen & Dr Tanja Eindorf
- PCSRF funding period:Sept 2019 - March 2020
- Total Funds Committed:$86,666
- Institution:Griffith University
- Lead Researcher:Matthew Barker
- PCSRF funding period:2019 - 2020
- Total Funds Committed: $28,000
- Institution:University of Queensland
- Lead Researcher: Dr Marc Ruitenberg
- PCSRF funding period:2018 – 2022
- Total Funds Committed:$393,000
- Institution:Griffith University
- Lead Researcher:PhD Rebecca Yao
- PCSRF funding period:2015
- Total Funds Committed: $20,000
- Institution:Griffith University
- Lead Researcher:Professor James St John
- PCSRF funding period:2015
- Total Funds Committed:$50,000
- Institution:Griffith University
- Lead Researcher:Prof James St John & Emeritus Prof. Alan Mackay-Sim
- PCSRF funding period:2013 – 2017
- Total Funds Committed:$150,000 – Completed
- Institution:Bond University
- Lead Researcher:Rita Juneja
- PCSRF funding period:2009 – 2013
- Total Funds Committed:$69,000 Completed
