Due to its multi-disciplinary structure, CARNet serves as a unique catalyst for collaborative projects.
 

The network itself can provide support at each level of grant preparation and holds:

1. Clinical, physiological, and methodological expertise in the field of cerebral hemodynamics and autoregulation,

2. Contacts with technological and software companies with interest in innovations and new applications in the field of cerebral hemodynamics,

3. Experience with clinical and scientific research including grant applications writing, calculating the volume of funding, plausibility checks, statistics and power estimation, research regulations in European and non-European countries.
    

Over the years, these collaborations have lead to important work and projects in the following fields of interest:

1. Standardising techniques of cerebral autoregulation analysis (CARNet white papers on transfer function analysis, time-domain methods)

2. Identifying New Targets for Management and Therapy in Acute Stroke (INfoMATAS)

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CARNet members are more than welcome to contribute to the above interest groups or to leverage their abilities by coordinating new collaborative research projects, which will be much appreciated within our scientific community. Thank you!