A virtual poster from the breast imaging research group was recently featured in the media coverage round up from the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine annual meeting. This work outlines the results of a comparative meta-analysis that examined the sensitivity and specificity of an abbreviated MRI protocol that only used one pre-contrast and one […]

Background Determining the compositional response of articular cartilage to dynamic joint-loading using MRI may be a more sensitive assessment of cartilage status than conventional static imaging. However, distinguishing the effects of joint- loading vs. inherent measurement variability remains difcult, as the repeatability of these quantitative methods is often not assessed or reported. Purpose To assess […]

We are delighted to inform you all that the Board of Graduate Studies, have approved Dr Hao Li (Leo) for the Degree of PhD. Leo has been developing new MRI methods for non-contrast-enhanced angiography (NCE-MRA) for studying the peripheral vasculature. This work has included novel weighted subtraction methods combined with highly accelerated imaging using compressed […]

We are delighted to announce that Dr Ferdia Gallagher has been successfully promoted to Professor from October 2020. In response to the news and congratulations from Professor Fiona Gilbert, head of the Department of Radiology at the University of Cambridge, Dr Gallagher said  “It is a great honour to receive this and I am indebted […]