Information on pulsar projects being developed for the Australian Square Kilometre Array pathfinder (ASKAP) telescope (Wiki page)
Timing array projects are looking to detect gravitational waves by detecting correlations between residuals on an ‘array’ of pulsars. This requires high precision timing on a number of pulsars distributed on the sky.
A collaboration between the Parkes, North-American and European timing array projects.
A timing array based at the Parkes radio telescope, aiming to time 20 pulsars with <100ns residuals. PPTA Wiki
A timing array project using 5 telescopes in Europe. EPTA wiki
The North American NanoHertz Observatory for Gravitational Waves NANOGrav homepage
The pulsar timing database used to help gamma-ray astronomers find pulsations
Here are the parameters of the SKA virtual telescope, which covers stages A, B and C of the SKA. It also contains the list of SVT-proposals. http://webmail.jb.man.ac.uk/SKAwiki/VirtualTelescope