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Andrew Melbourne’s work on Fetal and Neonatal Quantitative Imaging Techniques Recognised with Lectureship

Andrew Melbourne’s work on Fetal and Neonatal Quantitative Imaging Techniques Recognised with Lectureship

We would like to offer our congratulations to Andrew Melbourne who has recently been promoted to Lecturer in Advanced Computational Imaging within the Translational Imaging Group (TIG). 

GIFT-Surg at the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition

GIFT-Surg at the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition

Visit the Royal Society’s Summer Science Exhibition to learn how smart surfaces are being used to prevent infection and avoid the need for antibiotics in clinical settings in an exhibition curated by UCL researchers.

Rosalind Pratt awarded best-poster prize at the UCL Faculty of Population Health Sciences Poster Competition

Rosalind Pratt awarded best-poster prize at the UCL Faculty of Population Health Sciences Poster Competition

Rosalind Pratt was awarded the runner-up prize in the 2017 Faculty of Population Health Sciences Poster Competition on 26th April for her poster entitled “Investigating Placental Efficiency; Novel Analysis of the Fetoplacental Vascular Tree”. Congratulations to her!

New open-source platform for clinical imaging research

New open-source platform for clinical imaging research

An open-source cloud storage platform called GIFT-Cloud which allows for multi-institute, high-volume clinical imaging research with ...

New research collaboration to develop next generation of neonatal incubators

New research collaboration to develop next generation of neonatal incubators

A new collaboration between GIFT-Surg and Sonic Womb Productions Ltd will develop an increased understanding on the role of sound in-utero in order to create the next generation of neonatal incubators.

International students’ marathon run to raise money for Bliss

International students’ marathon run to raise money for Bliss

Three UCL students who are helping to alleviate problems that cause babies to be born early or with health problems through UCL-led research supported by Bliss completed the Royal Parks Half Marathon across the capital on 9 October to further support the work of the charity.