About Medical Imaging University Of Leeds
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Medical Imaging University Of Leeds Description
Established in 2002, the Leeds University MSc in Medical Imaging is run within the Division of Medical Physics.
Our course allows students to benefit from exposure to a range of clinical imaging techniques with teaching from lecturers who are expert in their clinical use. Many of the lecturers are also at the forefront of research in their particular field and will bring insights from imaging techniques which are currently in their infancy as well as current imaging practice.
This MSc is designed not only for recent graduates preparing for a career in medical imaging, but also for professionals already working in the field. It aims to cover all aspects of medical imaging, from the basic physics involved, through the different modalities, to the current issues involved in working in a modern UK NHS radiology department.
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MSc Medical Imaging webinar event
Fri, Feb 14, 2020 1:00pm - 2:00pm (UK time)
... Sign up to attend our webinar which will give you the opportunity to learn more about our medical imaging course content, the academic team involved in your teaching and our newly refreshed course structure - which offers a range of optional modules that support different career paths.
https://register.gotowebinar.com/regist‚Ä ¶/6412739245575903245
We will also explain the entry criteria, language requirements and applications process.
The webinar is particularly suited to professionals with a background in radiography and imaging, medical doctors and those interested in pursuing an academic research career.
Applicants would be expected to have studied a biological/physical science, radiography, medicine or dentistry undergraduate degree or equivalent qualification.
By attending this webinar you will gain a good understanding of our course which aims to introduce diagnostic medical imaging and its application alongside the teaching of academic research skills.
You will learn more about the new optional modules now available in paediatric radiography, forensic imaging, principles for medical imaging interpretation, professional issues and computer programming with MATLAB.
You will also find out more about our academic team and their research interests and expertise and get the opportunity to ask questions to academic and admissions staff.
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China and SE Asia online webinar event.
Learn more about our medical imaging, health data analytics, international public health, molecular and cancer biology masters courses.
Friday 13th December at 11am (UK time).
... Live presentations from SE Asian and Chinese students currently studying at Leeds and a Q&A session to ask your questions directly to our students and admissions team.
https://register.gotowebinar.com/regist‚Ä ¶/9180111055406103052
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Mercy Akerele awarded PhD
We wish to congratulate Mercy Akerele for passing her viva last Friday and practically obtaining her PhD (pending some minor changes).
Mercy's work has led in two journal articles published while one is still under review. Her most recently published article will soon feature in the Journal of Nuclear Cardiology as the outcome of applying her novel methodology on the 18F-NaF PET-CT study from David Newby's group (Edinburgh).
... Well done Mercy!!
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Medical Imaging MSc online webinar event
Thursday 13th June 2019: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM BST
BOOK YOUR PLACE: https://register.gotowebinar.com/regist‚Ä ¶/5015190692105510412
... Our webinar will give you the opportunity to learn more about our newly refreshed and innovative medical imaging course; the core module content; all about our optional modules that aim to support different career paths; and will feature the academic staff who will be involved in your teaching.
Modules being covered in depth:
Core Skills In Medical Imaging (15 Credits) - Dr Stephen Kengyelics Magnetic Resonance Imaging (15 Credits) – Prof David Buckley Radionuclide Imaging (15 credits) – Dr Charalampos Tsoumpas X-ray Computed Tomography(15 credits) – Dr Stephen Kengyelics Principles for Medical Imaging Interpretation (15 credits) – Voyin Pantic Professional Issues (15 credits) – Helen Harcus Research Project (60 credits) – Dr Charalampos Tsoumpas
The webinar will also explain the course entry criteria, language requirements and applications process.
#research #medicine #medicalimaging
BOOK WEBINAR https://register.gotowebinar.com/regist‚Ä ¶/5015190692105510412
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Medical Imaging MSc online webinar event
Thursday 13th June 2019: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM BST
BOOK YOUR PLACE: https://register.gotowebinar.com/regist‚Ä ¶/5015190692105510412
... Our webinar will give you the opportunity to learn more about our newly refreshed and innovative medical imaging course; the core module content; all about our optional modules that aim to support different career paths; and will feature the academic staff who will be involved in your teaching.
Modules being covered in depth:
Core Skills In Medical Imaging (15 Credits) - Dr Stephen Kengyelics Magnetic Resonance Imaging (15 Credits) – Prof David Buckley Radionuclide Imaging (15 credits) – Dr Charalampos Tsoumpas X-ray Computed Tomography(15 credits) – Dr Stephen Kengyelics Principles for Medical Imaging Interpretation (15 credits) – Voyin Pantic Professional Issues (15 credits) – Helen Harcus Research Project (60 credits) – Dr Charalampos Tsoumpas
The webinar will also explain the course entry criteria, language requirements and applications process.
#research #medicine #medicalimaging
BOOK WEBINAR https://register.gotowebinar.com/regist‚Ä ¶/5015190692105510412
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We are delighted to announce that another one of our MSc students from 2018 (Amar Kanani) has had a review paper based upon his MSc project accepted for publication.
A.N. Kanani, N. Sharma, D.L. Buckley. Diffusion-weighted magnetic resonance imaging of the breast: an accurate method for measuring early response to neoadjuvant chemotherapy? Current Breast Cancer Reports, In Press, 2019
We would like to invite you to attend the MSc Medical Imaging online information on:
Tuesday 22 January 3pm-4pm GMT (UK time)
REGISTER: https://register.gotowebinar.com/regist‚Ä ¶/4252965247860319746
... This webinar will give prospective students the opportunity to learn more about our medical imaging course content, the academic team involved in your teaching and our newly refreshed course structure - which from 2018 will now offer a range of optional modules that support different career paths. The webinar will explain the entry criteria, language requirements and applications process.
The webinar is particularly suited to professionals with a background in radiography and imaging, medical doctors and those interested in pursuing an academic research career. Applicants would be expected to have studied a biological/physical science, radiography, medicine or dentistry undergraduate degree or equivalent qualification.
By attending this webinar you will gain a good understanding of our course which aims to introduce diagnostic medical imaging and its application alongside the teaching of academic research skills. You will learn more about the new optional modules now available in forensic and paediatric radiography, professional work based learning and computer programming with MATLAB.
You will also find out more about our academic team and their research interests and expertise and get the opportunity to ask questions to academic and admissions staff, as well as current students.
Please join us by registering your place online: https://register.gotowebinar.com/regist‚Ä ¶/4252965247860319746
Please forward this email to colleagues who may also be interested.
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Course webinar 2019
Your invitation to attend our online event We would like to invite you to attend the MSc Medical Imaging online information on:
... Tuesday 22 January 3pm-4pm GMT (UK time)
REGISTER: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/regist‚Ä ¶/4252965247860319746
This webinar will give prospective students the opportunity to learn more about our medical imaging course content, the academic team involved in your teaching and our newly refreshed course structure - which from 2018 will now offer a range of optional modules that support different career paths. The webinar will explain the entry criteria, language requirements and applications process.
The webinar is particularly suited to professionals with a background in radiography and imaging, medical doctors and those interested in pursuing an academic research career. Applicants would be expected to have studied a biological/physical science, radiography, medicine or dentistry undergraduate degree or equivalent qualification.
By attending this webinar you will gain a good understanding of our course which aims to introduce diagnostic medical imaging and its application alongside the teaching of academic research skills. You will learn more about the new optional modules now available in forensic and paediatric radiography, professional work based learning and computer programming with MATLAB.
You will also find out more about our academic team and their research interests and expertise and get the opportunity to ask questions to academic and admissions staff, as well as current students.
Please join us by registering your place online: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/regist‚Ä ¶/4252965247860319746
Please forward this email to colleagues who may also be interested.
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8th May at 3pm GMT - University of Leeds MSc Medical Imaging webinar 2018
You are invited to register and attend our 2018 MSc Medical Imaging webinar: Tuesday 8th May at 3pm GMT
Register: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register /216590986512255746 ... This webinar will give prospective students the opportunity to learn more about our medical imaging course content, the academic team involved in your teaching and our newly refreshed course structure - which from 2018 will now offer a range of optional modules that support different career paths. The webinar will explain the entry criteria, language requirements and applications process.
The webinar is particularly suited to professionals with a background in radiography and imaging, medical doctors and those interested in pursuing an academic research career. Applicants would be expected to have studied a biological/physical science, radiography, medicine or dentistry undergraduate degree or equivalent qualification.
By attending this webinar you will gain a good understanding of our course which aims to introduce diagnostic medical imaging and its application alongside the teaching of academic research skills. You will learn more about the new optional modules now available in forensic and paediatric radiography, professional work based learning and computer programming with MATLAB. You will also find out more about our academic team and their research interests and expertise and get the opportunity to ask questions to academic and admissions staff, as well as current students.
Please join us by registering your place online: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register /216590986512255746
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The University of Leeds has come third in the UK in a major survey that asks students about their experience while studying.
Leeds is also the highest ranked among the Russell Group of research-intensive universities and scores particularly highly for its campus environment, facilities and extra-curricular activities.
http://www.leeds.ac.uk/…/students_vote_ leeds_top_three_in_t…
Welcome to link to Leeds
If you’re thinking of applying to or are an offer holder for the University of Leeds and would like to hear about other students’ experiences or have questions about being a student here – such as…
‘Is it easy to make friends?’, ... ‘Is there somewhere in Leeds I can buy some of the food I like?’, ‘Are the libraries easy to use?’
…then Link to Leeds is for you!
Link to Leeds gives you the opportunity to talk directly to some of our students.
https://linkto.leeds.ac.uk/
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Interested in a PhD project on medical imaging research into cardiovascular and metabolic disease? https://youtu.be/qRu7AK73ZpA
Applications deadline: 25th March
Available PhD projects include:
... 'Myocardial perfusion, interstitial fibrosis and cardiomyocyte volume in the development of cardiac hypertrophy measured with contrast-enhanced MRI'. - Supervisors: David Buckley, John Greenwood, John Biglands
'Development of 3D bioprinted tissue samples to validate quantitative magnetic resonance imaging biomarkers'. - Supervisors: Steven Sourbron, Susmita Basak, Kerrie Smith
'Developing a virtual MRI biopsy of the liver through multiscale computational modelling of MRI signal formation'. - Supervisors: Steven Sourbron, Susmita Basak, Darren Treanor
'Assessment of the relationship between myocardial microstructure and microvascular perfusion using cardiac magnetic resonance: novel imaging biomarkers to risk stratify patients with cardiomyopathy'. - Supervisors: Erica Dall’Armellina, Irvin Teh, Sven Plein, Jurgen Schneider
For a full list of available PhD projects visit: http://www.cardiovascular.leeds.ac.uk/opp ortuni…/academy.php
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Easter volunteers wanted
Following the great success of the Christmas in Leeds programme, the International Student Office is looking for staff volunteers to help support Easter events.
In collaboration with a range of internal and external partners, the International Student Office arranged the Christmas in Leeds programme for students and their families. The programme included events outside of term time, providing opportunities for those staying in Leeds over the winter br...eak to meet others, experience Christmas traditions, and find out about help and support.
https://www.leeds.ac.uk/…/art…/5990/e aster_volunteers_wanted
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Interested in a PhD project on embryology research into cardiovascular and metabolic disease? https://youtu.be/qRu7AK73ZpA
For a full list of available PhD projects visit: http://www.cardiovascular.leeds.ac.uk/opp ortuni…/academy.php
We are delighted to announce that another one of our MSc students from 2018 (Amar Kanani) has had a review paper based upon his MSc project accepted for publication.
A.N. Kanani, N. Sharma, D.L. Buckley. Diffusion-weighted magnetic resonance imaging of the breast: an accurate method for measuring early response to neoadjuvant chemotherapy? Current Breast Cancer Reports, In Press, 2019