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into innovative therapies that improve the lives of patients with diabetes and other chronic diseases. You will join a multidisciplinary laboratory focused on developing novel PET imaging probes and
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candidate you will: Support clinical physics faculty in PET/CT imaging for investigating immune response, cancer detection, disease progression, and radiation therapy adaptation. Gain Research experience
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neuroimaging and psychopharmacology. Our multidisciplinary teams combine expertise in neuroscience, psychiatry, imaging, and pharmacology to explore how drugs and psychiatric conditions influence brain function
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including radiologists, radiographers, clinicians, public health researchers and health professionals medical imaging modalities such as MRI, Digital Mammography, Digital Breast Tomosynthesis, PET, CT, X-ray
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well as AI-driven approaches for treatment outcome prediction and clinical decision-making. Projects involve multimodality imaging data, including CT, MRI, PET, and Ultrasound, as well as clinical radiation
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Assistance Program (EAP) service Discounted veterinary services for pets of staff Free access to the University library About our Culture The Centre is committed to building a culture that fosters
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, confocal imaging, live animal IVIS and CT-PET machines, X-ray radiation, XCELLigence, Seahorse, ultracentrifuge, Proteomics (Mass spectra), HPLC, etc Conducts background research, independently design
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generate data utilizing advanced instrumentation/techniques, flow cytometry, confocal imaging, live animal IVIS, and CT-PET machines. Designs in vitro and in vivo (murine model) experiments. Record and
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involving risk group 3 (RG3) pathogens is equipped with a range of laboratory equipment with advanced technologies (including mouse biocontainment units, flow cytometers, aerosol inhalation machine, PET/CT