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Miss Alexandra Andriu
Tumour Angiogenesis, Radiotracer Development, In vitro testing, Method Development
Professor Edwin van Beek
I am a clinical cardiothoracic radiologist with experience in lung, cardiovascular and oncologic imaging. I am interested in multidisciplinary research approaches with the application of novel imaging techniques and advanced quantitative software tools to provide better analysis of disease states and wish to develop imaging as a biomarker. In addition to the relatively traditional single organ system approach, I am interested in the interactions of these systems within the larger groups of diseases, including COPD, asthma, atherosclerosis and cancer. Towards this end, I intend to develop programs that will appeal to multiple specialities that may not currently be working together within a single group of researchers. Apart from these ideas and interests, I am trained in Clinical Epidemiology and am interested in developing Evidence Based Radiology into clinical practice and build this within the registrar training scheme. It is my firm belief that this will aid in developing an academic career pathway within Radiology. My current role is that of director of the clinical research imaging centre, which houses 3T MRI, 128 PET-CT and 320 detector row CT. This is supported by a GE cyclotron with a fully functional MHRA inspected GMP radiochemistry facility as well as a research laboratory, allowing clinical/research production as well as development of novel radiotracers. An integrated advanced image analysis laboratory completes the centre.
Mr Thomas Biggans
Ms Ines Boehm
Dr Michael Bradnam
Oncology imaging, including imaging of paediatric neuroendocrine tumours
Radiotherapy using unsealed sources of radiation
SPECT technology and image reconstruction
MR technology
Electrophysiology equipment
Visual development in preterm, newborn and infants
Objective assessment of visual acuity
Signal detection
Modelling visual impairment
Dr Leo Carlin
Miss Subarnarekha Chatterji
Sean Denham
Mr Adalberto Ferrari
My scientific interest involves Molecular Imaging applied to oncology field. In particular, I support the use of PET imaging in order to evaluate and assess a tumour's stage and metabolism, and set up a proper therapeutic strategy.