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people programme apply industry partners engage welcome to : the epsrc and mrc centre for doctoral training in optical medical imaging what is ? is a 4 year phd training programme combining: excellent research and phd supervision in world-leading scientific environments, and a bespoke programme of business training in healthcare innovation and entrepreneurship. it is a centre for doctoral training (cdt) funded by both the epsrc and the mrc in recognition for our use of cutting-edge optical technology to address key clinical questions via medical imaging. is hosted by the university of edinburgh and the university of strathclyde. our focus is to train the next generation of scientific entrepreneurs in healthcare technologies and so we place great emphasis on interdisciplinary projects, commercially-relevant training and strong ties to the clinical environment. people the key to ’s success is its people. management, supervisors and students are working together to create a unique training environment management 's managment team are committed to delivering the best training possible for our students. not only does it contain key leaders in the various academic fields represented by , but also a dedicated support staff of manager, outreach officer and administrators. meet the team behind ... more prof mark bradley #####principal investigator over the past 7 or 8 years i, along with dr kev dhaliwal, have established a centre for excellence in optical medical imaging in scotland. for example we run an epsrc-funded interdisciplinary research collaboration aimed at developing a multiplexed "touch and tell" optical molecular sensing and imaging system. this system will provide real healthcare benefits for patients; as it uses optical imaging to allow doctors to rapidly diagnose patients and monitor them in real-time without the need for cumbersome equipment. in working on this programme it became clear that there was a national need to establish a centre for doctoral training in optical medical imaging to train the next generation of young researchers. however my vision goes beyond this. i am a strong believer in the rapid translation and application of my research - i have spun out 4 companies so far including an imaging company. and so is a product of what i see as an unmet need in the training of young scientists : all students will have a clinical focus while being driven by the cutting-edge technology of the physical sciences and at the same time receive a full year's worth of business training in entrepreneurship. prof duncan graham #####principal investigator optical medical imaging is most certainly an area of growth in terms of research into new techniques and their applications. translating this research into benefits to healthcare treatment is happening but to ensure this is occurs rapidly and is sustained we need to provide the next generation of highly skilled and innovative scientists and clinicians. was created with this view in mind and being involved with such a vibrant, dynamic and high quality doctoral training centre is something i find very exciting and rewarding. dr colin campbell #####director as the director my role has been to design and establish the training program that is an integral part of the cdt. i think that we’ve put together a program that’s really exciting and i would love to do if i was a student all over again. optical medical imaging is exciting and it’s also challenging i think we’ve put together a cdt that offers exciting research opportunities along with the support required to succeed in a multidisciplinary environment. prof karen faulds #####deputy director is an amazing opportunity to be involved in cutting edge research in optical medical imaging. the multidisciplinary ethos of the cdt and the exciting opportunities made available by being able to collaborate with biomedical scientists and clinicians to design innovative research projects with real world applications is truly unique. the students involved in the programme are all very motivated and engaged and i believe this is a great opportunity for them to carry out research in a truly multidisciplinary environment. #####principal investigator over the past 7 or 8 years i, along with dr kev dhaliwal, have established a centre for excellence in optical medical imaging in scotland. for example we run an epsrc-funded interdisciplinary research collaboration aimed at developing a multiplexed "touch and tell" optical molecular sensing and imaging system. this system will provide real healthcare benefits for patients; as it uses optical imaging to allow doctors to rapidly diagnose patients and monitor them in real-time without the need for cumbersome equipment. in working on this programme it became clear that there was a national need to establish a centre for doctoral training in optical medical imaging to train the next generation of young researchers. however my vision goes beyond this. i am a strong believer in the rapid translation and application of my research - i have spun out 4 companies so far including an imaging company. and so is a product of what i see as an unmet need in the training of young scientists : all students will have a clinical focus while being driven by the cutting-edge technology of the physical sciences and at the same time receive a full year's worth of business training in entrepreneurship. #####principal investigator optical medical imaging is most certainly an area of growth in terms of research into new techniques and their applications. translating this research into benefits to healthcare treatment is happening but to ensure this is occurs rapidly and is sustained we need to provide the next generation of highly skilled and innovative scientists and clinicians. was created with this view in mind and being involved with such a vibrant, dynamic and high quality doctoral training centre is something i find very exciting and rewarding. #####director as the director my role has been to design and establish the training program that is an integral part of the cdt. i think that we’ve put together a program that’s really exciting and i would love to do if i was a student all over again. optical medical imaging is exciting and it’s also challenging i think we’ve put together a cdt that offers exciting research opportunities along with the support required to succeed in a multidisciplinary environment. #####deputy director is an amazing opportunity to be involved in cutting edge research in optical medical imaging. the multidisciplinary ethos of the cdt and the exciting opportunities made available by being able to collaborate with biomedical scientists and clinicians to design innovative research projects with real world applications is truly unique. the students involved in the programme are all very motivated and engaged and i believe this is a great opportunity for them to carry out research in a truly multidisciplinary environment. prof kev dhaliwal #####deputy director i am involved with because i am passionate about innovating in healthcare. optical imaging will revolutionize modern healthcare by providing point of care molecular sensing and monitoring tools.. i see as an essential training ground for the college of medicine & veterinary medicine to foster the future leaders in this area. interdisciplinary research is the future of science. i work both as a consultant physician in the nhs and a university senior lecturer and my role in is to help provide the clinical bridge to optical imaging. i also wish to encourage young clinicians to embrace interdisciplinary research and join thorough clinical fellowships. we need to ‘light up disease’ and push molecular imaging into a new optical frontier. prof chris gregory #####deputy director the ability to visualize cell and tissue processes with high resolution lies at the heart of biomedical science. the reason i undertook an academic career in this field was a fascination with t

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