Exciting job opportunity for a Clinical Trials Practitioner (maternity cover post) to facilitate quality clinical imaging research studies within @KingsImaging and the #NCITA#CTU.
Closing date: 23 June 2021
Apply now! https://t.co/TJPEzrUDjF
The full recording of our #NCITA#workshop on Nuclear Imaging in Oncology is now available on our website and our YouTube channel!
Watch here: https://t.co/G8GJWPNrts
or https://t.co/yJOkk7Niaf
#nuclearmedicine#PET#imaging#radiotracers
Our latest paper: a fresh look at DCE-MRI tracer-kinetics, presenting a thorough framework of models, applicable in multiple liver tissues for both actively-transported and passively exchanged contrast agents.
👉https://t.co/brk7ueLHLW
@UoM_Imaging@imaging_cancer@michaelberks
Delighted to be selected as a @SoftwareSaved Fellow for 2021. Excited to do all I can to improve the way we write and manage software in the @QbiLab and wider @UoM_Imaging community. If you're a researcher in this area and we're not yet connected, hit me up! #SSIFellows2021
Great presentation by @PLouHubbard today on the #NCITA infrastructure support for translational clinical imaging research! @Translation_Mcr
Find out more about @imaging_cancer study adoption process at https://t.co/jZeSY1r0W0
https://t.co/xfRtBmopNZ
QA/QC and process management is critical for translating research into the clinic! Share your experience 👇 (before the end of the week!)
As a community, how do we do QA / QC in #qMRI#imagingbiomarker clinical research? How can we improve? How can the #NCITA#MRI Core Lab help?
🚨We're recruiting! 🚨
We're looking for a talented individual with an interest in #scicomm to join us in a new Education and Communication Manager role to help communicate activities from @imaging_cancer.
Deadline: 01.10.2020
Find out more here: https://t.co/NcIetHsnV8
Damien McHugh & @PLouHubbard, great to see your book chapter online! Phantoms for Validating Advanced Diffusion Sequences https://t.co/kWQ5xLAMy5 @MCRCnews@UoM_Imaging
Great to see this available now @Isabellamfw! It just goes to show how critical the analysis code we use is for imaging research. @RT_physics@finn_corinne
My first published paper is out! 🙋🏻♀️ We investigated the influence of software platforms on radiomic features, finding that even standardized software can give varying results... https://t.co/sJFYnxD84b @RT_physics@finn_corinne@QbiLab
@imaging_cancer holds its first workshop today on Oxygen Enhanced MRI – current work and future directions, led by Prof James O'Connor #Manchester and Prof Geoff Parker #UCL
It’s been great seeing all our newly gowned UoM graduates this week and last - special congratulations to our very own new doctors @AKFeatherstone, @VTessyman & Ignacio Partarrieu! @MCRCnews@UoM_Imaging
Marcel shared his radiotherapy planning work, and the exciting resources at the Christie. James talked about his work https://t.co/9NtY6tgIEv & how we need to make our biomarkers technically valid, clinically valid & cost effective https://t.co/BoKsrdDFbV
@MCRCnews@UoM_Imaging
Well done to James and Marcel for their inaugural lectures on Tuesday! It was good to see so many familiar faces there - a great time had by all.
@MCRCnews@UoM_Imaging
Register here for the inaugural lectures of James O’Connor and Marcel van Herk! https://t.co/y3GdYHDE7U Please be seated by 3.50 for a 4pm start. Following the lectures there will be a drinks and canapes reception from 5pm in the Oglesby reception area. @MCRCnews@UoM_Imaging
Save the date! James O’Connor’s inaugural lecture as the first UoM Professor of Radiology at The Christie is at 4pm on Tue 9 July at the Oglesby Cancer Research Building: ‘Translating Cancer Imaging Biomarkers into Clinical Practice’. Followed by drinks. @MCRCnews@UoM_Imaging
Proud to have led this work with James O'Connor et al showing:
1. Novel OE-MRI can detect & track #hypoxia in #lungcancer
2. OE-MRI is feasible & repeatable
3. & can detect ⬇️ #hypoxia after #Radiotherapy
= OE-MRI (✔️validated) CAN BE USED IN FUTURE TRIALS
https://t.co/idiPB5ZEK6