Sam talks about his research leveraging web based platforms to visualise, explore and annotate medical image data.
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Spotlight on… Marta Dazzi
Marta talks about her experience on the CDT
Spotlight on…Camila Munoz
Camila talks about the new Postdoctoral Researcher Support Scheme
Spotlight on…Rainbow Lo
Rainbow talks about her placement in Hong Kong
Hot Stuff at the Royal Society
CDT students and supervisors are running two stands at the Royal Society’s Summer Science Exhibition
Spotlight on… Jessica De Faria Dafflon
Jessica talks about taking part in Google’s Summer of Code
CDT Supervisors present at Image Guided Therapies Network+ event
Two CDT Supervisors present at Image Guided Therapies Network event on 28 June
School21 Real World Learning project placements
For the past 3 and a half months, researchers from King’s have partnered with School 21, a state school based in East London, to contribute to their Real World Learning Project.
Helping out with the Mission Discovery by the ISSET
Karina Lopez describes her experience helping out with a public engagement workshop.
Giovanna’s Trip to Chile
On April 2017, I had the great opportunity to spend a few weeks at the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (UC), one of Chile’s best and oldest universities. Together with colleagues from KCL I visited the Biomedical Research Center (CIB) and the Electrical Engineering Department of UC.
Daniel West Describes his Project
Myelin is a substance that forms an insulating layer around nerve cells in the brain, playing an important role in normal brain function. Damage to myelin hinders transmission of signals and can have serious neurological consequences. Links to diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s are well-established. However, due to a compact molecular structure, it is difficult to image myelin using conventional magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) techniques and so it is ignored in existing microstructural models.
Jemma’s Trip to Washington
This September I attended the IEEE international Ultrasonics Symposium (IUS) in Washington D.C. There were over 1000 attendees and a total of 945 oral and poster presentations. I spent most of my time in the streams concerned with developments in ultrasound imaging and therapy. However, the conference was very broad and I also enjoyed gaining some insight into application of ultrasound technology outside of clinical applications.