Scottish Imaging Network:

A recent study led by SINAPSE members Dr Rozanna Meijboom, Dr Peter Foley and Professor Adam Waldman, “Fatigue in early multiple sclerosis: MRI metrics of neuroinflammation, relapse and neurodegeneration” (Meijboom et al. 2024), has been the focus of a commentary by Professor Lauren Krupp, published in Brain Communications.

The BHF Centre of Research Excellence in Edinburgh is seeking a postdoctoral researcher to provide image analysis expertise and capability for a range of human and translational medical imaging modalities primarily in cardiovascular and neurological research studies, and to apply established analysis algorithms and develop improved or new algorithms including machine learning approaches to extract novel quantitative measures using tools such as MatLab or Python.

SINAPSE is pleased to invite applications for funding to support doctoral students or Early Career Researcher exchanges around the world. The purpose of the funding is to provide research training ...more

University of Glasgow is seeking a Research Assistant to join the School of Infection & Immunity. The post-holder will contribute to a portfolio of funded research which employs neuroimaging to better understand mechanisms of symptoms important to patients with inflammatory diseases, such as pain, depression and fatigue

A Translational GMP Radiochemist position is available to support medical research at the Total-Body Positron Emission Tomography (PET) Facility Scotland.

Applications are now welcome for a funded PhD at the University of Edinburgh focused on the development of a minimally-invasive ultrasound guided rat myocardial infarction (MI) model.

The University of Edinburgh is seeking two highly motivated PhD students to work at the intersection of academia and industry through the CHAI Hub (Causality in Healthcare AI), a newly founded EPSRC AI hub. The PhD is in collaboration with Canon Medical Research Europe and focus on developing causal AI solutions for rethinking how we develop and use medical imaging, and contribute to an exciting area where AI meets imaging.

Idea to impact: A beginner's introduction to commercialisation is a seminar series designed for members of the SINAPSE network who are interested in learning about the commercialisation process and creating real-world impact from their research. This will provide attendees with the knowledge and skills to begin the journey of translating their research. It is ideal for PhD and early career researchers or for everyone who wants to know more about research commercialisation.