The Clinical & Research Imaging Centre (CRIC) at SAHMRI is a unique facility with world first technologies, expertise and close translational links to health and industry.
CRIC is a partnership between SAHMRI and Jones Radiology, and node of the National Imaging Facility (NIF) operation in conjunction with the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS).
It delivers open access state-of-the-art imaging services for clinical and research purposes, connecting researchers through SAHMRI, local and global universities, our health sector and industry partners.
The facility represents a core component of SA's research and innovation capability, underpinning economic growth with a track record of facilitating success in competitive grant schemes and investment into SA from progressive companies in nanomanufacturing, photonics, advanced sensing and biomedical manufacturing.

CRIC’s imaging capability and expertise has been critical to achieving Commonwealth funding of the $8.3m Cooperative Research Centre Project with Ferronova Pty Ltd for nanoparticle manufacturing in brain cancer therapy and, in conjunction with the Adelaide Intermediary Program of MTP Connect, to secure SA involvement in the $9.7m Australian Research Network for Translation of Targeted Alpha Therapies with Advancell Pty Ltd. CRIC was chosen by the NIF as the site for Commonwealth funding of the first ultrahigh gradient MRI system in Australia, for part of the development of low field MRI, and to lead several national imaging programs.
CRIC supports SA biotech companies through customised ultra-resolution imaging for Fusetec to generate advanced manufacturing of patient models for robotic surgery, and with MicroX to refine clinical utility for their portable CT detector systems. Both technologies are manufactured here in SA.
The facility has key international engagement with companies such as Kiora Pharmaceuticals, Neuronasal and ATAI Life Sciences.