The Center operates on a model of academic leadership, collaborative governance and open partnership. Three platforms are established under the overall coordination of the Center Director, Professor Hao Jianping, drawing on expertise and partnership networks nationally and internationally to advance research, platform development and global collaboration.
From scientific discovery, to clinical and community services, to standards and global dissemination
Establish a nationally recognised interdisciplinary research and innovation platform focusing on core scientific questions — neural mechanisms, AI digital phenotyping, precision rehabilitation interventions and implementation science.
Translate scientific discoveries into sustainable clinical, family and community practice, building a closed-loop system of clinical service — data collection — scientific innovation — evidence-based practice across the lifespan.
Serve as a vital hub connecting scientific innovation with international impact through standard setting, professional education and global collaboration.
Three guarantees that make the plan deliverable
The Center's development is embedded in the University's strategic planning (15th Five-Year Plan), so that resources are coordinated at university level.
High-level talent introduction policies support global recruitment, and joint doctoral training mechanisms with Peking University and Shandong University cultivate top innovators.
Full use of the 11 provincial and ministerial laboratories, and expansion of the global network through the University's partnership with Rehabilitation International.
Internationally competitive research directions in brain mechanisms and AI phenotyping, and AI-ready multimodal databases that generate high-quality evidence.
Integrated clinical and community service networks across the lifespan, scalable family-centred models, and more equitable access through telehealth.
Internationally recognised evidence-based guidelines and a highly qualified, multidisciplinary workforce with an international outlook.
A critical hub for global cooperation, standard setting and professional education — and a globally influential disciplinary brand for the University.