Information on the research interests, projects, and members of Carmel Moran's Research Group. Image Professor Carmel Moran Personal Chair of Preclinical Ultrasound Research The primary focus of my research is high frequency ultrasound and ultrasonic contrast agents. In 2008, with Wellcome Trust funding (£516K), I established the preclinical ultrasound imaging facility at the University of Edinburgh and have recently been part of a successful application to the Wellcome Trust to establish a preclinical large animal imaging facility. Using ultrasound imaging, we can image adult, neonates and embryonic hearts, livers and kidneys and study their structure and blood flow dynamics in real-time. Additionally using in-house and commerically available ultrasonic contrast agents, we can study the perfusion of organs. In collaboration with NHS colleagues, I am developing novel high resolution test phantoms for performance assessment of preclincial imaging techniques. For a list of up-to-date publications, please visit: Carmel Moran's Profile Page Research Group Members Name Role Email Adrian Thomson Preclinical Imaging Research Associate adrian.thomson@ed.ac.uk Other Research Group Members Ms Marion Bacou PhD Student, IGMM M.Bacou@sms.ed.ac.uk Mr Harry Carstairs MPhys Student, School of Physics s1332488@sms.ed.ac.uk Mr Adeel Shafi PhD Student, School of Engineering A.Shafi@ed.ac.uk This article was published on 2024-03-19
