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Theme lead: Professor Ferdia Gallagher

Professor Ferdia Gallagher is a Cancer Research UK Senior Research Fellow, Head of the Department of Radiology at the University of Cambridge, and an Honorary Consultant Radiologist at Cambridge University Hospitals. He leads the Clinical Molecular Imaging Group in the Department of Radiology and the preclinical imaging group in the Anne McLaren Building on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus.

He has expertise in metabolic imaging using MRI and PET for stratification of tumours and response to therapy. The group has a particular interest in understanding the molecular basis of metabolism in a range of cancers, and how novel non-invasive imaging methods to probe this metabolism can be translated into patient studies. The ultimate goal of his work is to develop new imaging biomarkers of early detection and treatment response for patient benefit.

Contact: fag1000@cam.ac.uk

Professor Franklin I. Aigbirhio

Director of PET Radiochemistry

Areas of research: Radiotracers, Neuroscience

Contact: fia20@wbic.cam.ac.uk

Dr Tristan Barrett

Associate Professor, Honorary Consultant Radiologist

Areas of research: Prostate imaging

Contact: tb507@medschl.cam.ac.uk

Dr Tomasz Matys

Associate Professor, Honorary Consultant Radiologist

Areas of research: Neuroimaging

Contact: tm418@cam.ac.uk

Professor Martin J Graves

Professor of MR Physics, Honorary Consultant Clinical Scientist

Areas of research: MRI methods and AI

Contact: mjg40@radiol.cam.ac.uk

Dr Andrew Priest

Clinical Scientist

Areas of research: Clinical MRI, Renal imaging

Contact: anp11@cam.ac.uk

Professor Luigi Aloj

Professor of Nuclear Medicine

Areas of research: PET tracers, Oncology

Contact: la398@cam.ac.uk

Professor Fiona Gilbert

Director of Research, Honorary Consultant Radiologist

Areas of research: Breast imaging, AI

Contact: fjg28@cam.ac.uk

Professor Marc Dewey

Professor of Radiology, Honorary Consultant Radiologist

Areas of research: Cardiovascular imaging

Contact: md2117@cam.ac.uk

Dr Iris Allajbeu

Consultant Radiologist

Areas of research: Breast imaging, PPIE

Contact: ia359@medschl.cam.ac.uk

Dr Eva Serrao

Consultant Radiologist

Areas of research: Hepatic and pancreatic imaging

Contact: e.serrao@nhs.net

Dr Fulvio Zaccagna

Consultant Radiologist

Areas of research: Neuroimaging

Contact:fz247@cam.ac.uk

Dr Iosif Mendichovszky

Consultant Radiologist

Areas of research: MRI, Nuclear Medicine, Renal imaging

Contact:im391@cam.ac.uk

Dr Roie Manavaki

PET Physicist

Areas of research: Nuclear Medicine, Image reconstruction

Contact: rm617@cam.ac.uk

Daniel Gillett

Senior Clinical Scientist

Areas of research: Nuclear Medicine, Endocrinology

Contact: daniel.gillett@nhs.net

Dr Karen Eley

Consultant Radiologist

Areas of research: Head & Neck imaging

Contact: kae34@cam.ac.uk 

daniel.gillett@nhs.net

Professor Chris Rodgers

MRI Physicist

Areas of research: High field MRI, Neuroimaging

Contact: ctr28@cam.ac.uk

Dr Mary McLean

MRI Physicist

Areas of research: Multinuclear MRI

Contact: mam23@cam.ac.uk

Dr Joshua Kaggie

MRI Physicist

Areas of research: Multinuclear MRI, AI

Contact: jk636@cam.ac.uk

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