Prof C Rodgers

The Ultra-High Field MRI Physics group at the University of Cambridge is dedicated to developing innovative methods for studying the human brain and body using advanced MRI technology. The group utilizes Cambridge’s state-of-the-art Siemens Terra 7T MRI scanner and is actively preparing for new research studies with the UK National 11.7T MRI system, which is currently under construction in Nottingham. The research focuses on pushing the boundaries of magnetic resonance imaging, enabling new insights into neuroimaging and body imaging through the use of ultra-high field MRI systems. The group’s work is at the intersection of medical science, physics, neuroscience, and biomedical engineering, aiming to advance both the technology and its applications in human health. The University of Cambridge provides a world-class environment for this research, with access to cutting-edge facilities and collaboration opportunities. Details regarding specific positions, funding, requirements, and application procedures are not provided in this announcement.