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Successful IGT Network+ meeting at University of Kent
On 08 February 2018, Professor Adrian Podoleanu and other members of the Applied Optics Group (AOG) hosted around 50 participants from academia, medicine and industry at the University of Kent for an IGT Network+ meeting. In the morning, tours were offered of the...
Call for abstracts for IGT Network+ Early Career Researcher workshop
Call for abstracts for IGT Network+ Early Career Researcher workshop The IGT Network+ is organising its first Early Career Researcher (ECR) Workshop at King’s College London on 28 June 2018. The workshop will showcase state of the art Image Guided Therapy research...Research associate in biomedical optics (needle microscopes)
The Applied Optics Group at University of Kent has a vacancy for a Research Associate to work in endoscopic microscopy, using computational imaging techniques to develop ultrathin needle probes for minimally-invasive diagnosis. The post is funded by an EPSRC grant...
Spotlight on… Proof of Concept Awardee
Recently awarded IGT Network+ Proof of Concept funds will allow an early-career-researcher with expertise in optical coherence tomography (OCT), Sophie Caujolle from Professor Adrian Podoleanu’s research group at the University of Kent, to spend six months at the...
Outcomes of Proof of Concept award for “NiftyPlex: A real-time multiplexed image computing platform”
Dr Tom Vercauteren and Dr Kev Dhaliwal were awarded a Proof-of-Concept grant through the IGT Network+ for their project entitled “NiftyPlex: A real-time multiplexed image computing platform”, which was match-funded by University of Edinburgh. This project...
Call for abstracts for next IGT Network+ meeting at University of Kent, 8 February 2018
Following on from the success of the first ever dedicated ‘Early career researcher session’ at the recent IGT Network+ meeting at University of Manchester, the Network+ cordially invites early career researchers (PhD students and post-docs) specialising in...Two PhD positions related to image-guided therapies open at University of Manchester
Advanced radiotherapy planning based on probabilistic concepts for photon and proton therapy The purpose of this project is to develop and test advanced radiotherapy planning techniques based on probabilistic concepts. The project aims to explicitly account for...
IGT Network+ Meeting at University of Manchester
Autumn IGT Network+ meeting The Autumn IGT Network+ meeting took place on Monday 16 October at the University of Manchester. The event attracted over 60 attendees and was hosted by Prof Marcel van Herk who also leads the network’s Theme 2, focused energy delivery...