Meet Richard Bowtell, the 2026 Mansfield Lecturer!
Bowtell is professor of physics and Director of the Sir Peter Mansfield Imaging Centre at the University of Nottingham. His research focuses on development of new techniques and hardware for biomedical imaging.
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☢️🔬 To make tissue structures of biological samples visible under the electron microscope, they are treated with a straining agent: uranyl acetate, which is highly toxic and radioactive. A research team from TU Graz has now found an alternative: ordinary espresso. 😀
www.tugraz.at/en/news/arti...
Just a few days after the crime – that is usually how long signs of strangulation can be detected. But research by @claudialenz.bsky.social shows that this timeframe needs to be reconsidered: internal injuries can be detected with MRI for much longer than previously thought – up to 12 days.
Published in the current issue of Radiology accompanied by an editorial highlighting its clinical relevance: Christina Graf’s new paradigm of RF pulse design applied to T2-weighted FLAIR. We’ll build on this and translate the new pulse paradigm to other MRI sequences.
bit.ly/newRF_C-FLAIR
🚨 🚨 Abstract deadline EXTENDED!! 🚨 🚨
We are giving you a bit more time for the last touches to your abstracts... Or maybe to submit something new!
New deadline:
🎯 May 16th, 17:00 CEST
Submit your abstract 👉 buff.ly/GHbFWHc
It was a great experience and fun to give a talk on Can we measure extreme brain iron content with Quantitative Susceptibility Mapping? at #ECR2025 in Vienna! I am grateful to share my research and connect with colleagues passionate about advancing neuroimaging. #PlanetRadiology #MRI #BrainHealth
Thanks to the #schrödingerstipendium, I had the incredible opportunity to gain valuable experience at the #UBC (@rauschermri.bsky.social), to broaden my perspectives, and to expand my scientific network. It was truly a stepping stone for my career, and I am grateful for this unique opportunity!
