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Project Category: Previous Projects
Imaging anatomical variation in uptake of plasma macromolecules by the coronary artery wall
1st supervisor: Peter Weinberg, Imperial College London 2nd supervisor: Rene Botnar, King’s College London Excessive uptake of plasma macromolecules by the arterial wall is thought to be a key event in the initiation and progression of atherosclerosis but has...read moreBifunctional chelator design for rapid in vitro and in vivo labelling of targeting biomolecules with short half life radiometals
1st supervisor: Phil Blower, King’s College London 2nd supervisor: Greg Mullen, Theragnostics A novel chelator design, based on tripodal tris(hydroxypyridinone) ligands has been found (YM103) and this project will build on and optimise this design to achieve...read moreFighting fibrosis: a complementary biomechanical approach to characterize and distinguish fibrosis from inflammation in chronic diseases of the liver and heart
1st supervisor: David Nordsletten, King’s College London 2nd supervisor: Ralph Sinkus, King’s College London Staging and management of fibrosis is a multifactorial and complex process. For instance, the staging of liver fibrosis is complicated when...read moreMachine learning for differential diagnosis of dementia from multi-modality MR and PET imaging
1st supervisor: Daniel Rueckert, Imperial College London 2nd supervisor: Roger Gunn, Imperial College London Dementia has recently been confirmed as a health priority both in Europe and in the USA. Dementia accounts for costs equivalent to about 1% of the global gross...read moreLoad More