SAHMRI

SAHMRI, South Australia’s flagship health and medical research institute, hosts a vast and transformative array of imaging capabilities, from small animal imaging at Bioresources, to impactful and translational large animal imaging at the Large Animal Research and Imaging Facility (LARIF), to pioneering human clinical research imaging at the Clinical and Research Imaging Centre (CRIC).

Clinical and Research Imaging Centre

The Clinical and Research Imaging Centre (CRIC) provides a dedicated capability in basic and translational research. CRIC is uniquely situated on the northern promenade of the SAHMRI building and immediately adjacent to the Royal Adelaide Hospital, at the interface between research and healthcare, providing optimal facilities to support first-in-human studies and clinical trials.

Molecular Imaging and Therapy Research Unit

The Molecular Imaging and Therapy Research Unit (MITRU) is dedicated to the research, development and manufacture of radiopharmaceuticals. MITRU houses South Australia’s only cyclotron and is licensed by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) as a manufacturer of radiopharmaceuticals which can be accessed for research purposes including clinical trials. MITRU is actively involved in researching new radiopharmaceuticals to target, image and treat diseases of high burden to Australia.