PCSRF, Author at PCSRF

2020/2021 Annual Report

It has been another year like no other with the pandemic still affecting us all. Despite the challenges, the Foundation team has worked hard to have an attitude of gratitude and with the support of many generous donors and partners, we have achieved incredible fundraising results. Importantly this year, we have committed a record amount […]

Brisbane Legends Lunch 2021

This year’s record breaking 4th Annual Brisbane Legends Lunch was certainly one to remember! The event, which saw 200 guests come together, had the aim of raising $88,000 to fund the scoping exercise for a Cell Transplantation Human Clinical Trial, the next step towards a human clinical trial to restore movement in people suffering with […]

Everything is Possible Gala Dinner 2021

Oh what a night! On Saturday May 15th 2021, our generous supporters gathered to raise over $200,000 for spinal injury research into finding a cure for paralysis! Our guests came from far and wide, in fact even over the ditch, to join us and it was a room ready to celebrate! Supported by over 20 […]

Meet the SIP Team – Dr Heidi Walkden

Dr Heidi Walkden is a research fellow and social media manager for the Clem Jones Centre for Neurobiology and Stem Cell Research team at Griffith University. Heidi first joined the team as an Honours student in 2015 and completed her PhD with them last year in the field of neuroscience. Heidi now uses her advanced […]

Meet the SIP Team – Dr Yu-Ting (Tammy) Tseng

Dr Tammy Tseng is a research fellow in the Clem Jones Centre for Neurobiology and Stem Cell Research team. Tammy obtained a PhD in Pharmaceutical Science and a Bachelor of Pharmacy in Taiwan before moving to Australia. Tammy is optimising nerve bridge constructs and screening compounds to find those which could improve our olfactory ensheathing […]

Meet the SIP Team – Francesca Oieni

Francesca Oieni is a Research Assistant with the Spinal injury Project Team. She is a Molecular Biologist and holds a Master’s degree in Genetics and a Bachelor of Natural Sciences achieved respectively from the University of Paris and the University of Rome. Francesca will collaborate with Dr Tammy Tseng and Dr Mo Chen to develop […]

2019/2020 PCSRF Annual Report

After a year like no other, it is important to reflect on what has gone before and what we have to be optimistic about. With this in mind, the Foundation Team is pleased to share our annual report with you. The report outlines the Foundation’s wonderful achievements which you have played a role in – […]

Incredible Local Fundraising Support Gets Perry Cross on the Beach Again!

Perry Cross hit the sand and gratefully received a cheque for $15,000 this month from the incredible team at the Usher Cup! The Usher Cup is a Gold Coast surf contest whose purpose is to recognise the grass roots of club surfing, promote equality, unite board riding clubs and support local charities. We were one […]

Meet the SIP Team – Chenying Yang

Chenying Yang is a research assistant with the Spinal Injury Project team. She completed a Bachelor of Bioscience and Biotechnology at Tsinghua University before arriving in Australia to complete her Master’s of Biomedical Research at the University of Melbourne. She will be working with Dr Anu Chacko and Dr Ali Delbaz to find compounds that […]

Treatment For Paralysis A Step Closer

An Australian-first rehabilitation trial considered the next crucial step in treating paralysis will now proceed after a record donation from the country’s leading spinal injury research foundation. The $450,000 commitment from The Perry Cross Spinal Research Foundation (PCSRF) will allow five people with paralysis to complete an intensive 16-week training program at a state-of-the-art facility […]

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