Perron Institute
Perron Institute for Neurological and Translational Science
Nedlands, WA, Australia
About
Founded in 1982, Perron Institute is a non-profit organisation based in Nedlands, Australia working on medical research, health.
The Perron Institute is a medical research institute in Nedlands, Western Australia, founded in 1982 as the Australian Neuromuscular Research Institute. It conducts research across a broad range of neurological conditions and translates laboratory findings into treatments and clinical services. The institute runs clinical trials that recruit voluntary participants, operates specialist neurology clinics, and collaborates with universities and research partners in Australia and internationally. It is funded in part by donations, legacies and community fundraising, and is named after Stan Perron AC and his family's support.
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Complex Neurology Clinics
Health · Australia
Specialist neurology clinics run by the institute, which report 21 specialist clinics in total.
Stroke Research Centre
Health · Australia
Stroke research centre at the institute, linked to the Perron Institute Chair in Stroke Research at The University of Western Australia.
Bryant Stokes Neurological Research Fund
Medical research · Australia
Ongoing fund established in 2022 in honour of neurosurgeon Emeritus Professor Bryant Stokes AO to support neuroscience research.
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The University of Western Australia, Murdoch University, Curtin University, Edith Cowan University, The University of Notre Dame Australia, Telethon, Ian Potter Foundation, McCusker Charitable Foundation, Stan Perron Charitable Foundation, Pierce Armstrong Foundation
