Elizabeth Thomas

Professor of Metabolic Imaging

University of Westminster
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Elizabeth Thomas is a Professor of Metabolic Imaging at the University of Westminster, UK. Her research areas include the genetic determinants of fatty acid composition, automated volumetric MRI quantification, and the role of adipose tissue in health and disease. She has published extensively on topics such as plasma metabolomic profiles, MRI metrics in children and young adults, and the induction of senescence in cancer cells. Professor Thomas's work significantly contributes to understanding metabolic health and disease associations.

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Isaac Thom Shawa

Lecturer in Clinical Microbiology

University of Derby

UNITED KINGDOM
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Marili Niglas

University of Westminster

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Susan Martin

University of Exeter

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Brandon Whitcher

University of Westminster

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Po-Wah So

King’s College London

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Emanuele Felice Osimo

Academic Clinical Lecturer

University of Cambridge

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Kamil Janowski

Children's Memorial Health Institute

POLAND
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David Sheridan

Associate Professor (Senior Lecturer)

Plymouth University Peninsula Schools of Medicine and Dentistry

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Hanieh Yaghootkar

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Jimmy Bell

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University of Westminster

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