Advice & tips from PhDs / MDs
Some of our students share their experiences in both written & video formats.
2022 |
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Congratulations to Dr Emily Ball who has successfully defended her PhD thesis which aimed to identify clinically relevant risk factors associated with post-stroke cognitive impairment. | |
Congratulations to Dr Jose Bernal Moyano who has successfully defended his PhD thesis, which aimed to propose computational models and signal processing techniques to enable objective examination of post-processing schemes and improve the quantification of subtle and clinically relevant neuroimaging features of small vessel disease. | |
Congratulations to Dr Una Clancy who has successfully defended her PhD thesis which aimed to advance understanding of the diverse clinical features of cerebral small vessel disease. | |
Congratulations to Dr Beth York who successfully defended her PhD thesis, which aimed to advance understanding of in vivo quantitative MR biomarkers of demyelination in people with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis. | |
2021 |
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Congratulations to Dr Olivia Hamilton who recently successfully defended her PhD thesis which aimed to advance current understanding of the cognitive changes associated with sporadic cerebral small vessel disease. | |
Congratulations to Dr Nick Spath, Clinical Research Fellow, who recently successfully defended his PhD thesis investigating manganese-enhanced MRI of the myocardium in different forms of heart disease. | |
2018 |
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09 Jul 18. Dr Stewart Wiseman |
Hear from Dr Stewart Wiseman's testimonial video, on why he chose to study for his PhD in Edinburgh. Stewart completed his PhD in looking at the causes of stroke. |
04 Jul 18. Dr Grant Mair |
Hear from Dr Grant Mair's testimonial video, on why he chose Edinburgh to study for his M.D. Grant has completed an M.D in looking for arterial obstruction in stroke. |
Rachael Forsythe is a vascular surgery trainee in Edinburgh, and recently gained her PhD here in 2018. We ask Rachael about her time here working with Edinburgh Imaging. | |
15 May 18. Dr Lucy Hiscox | After gaining her PhD viva, we asked Lucy Hiscox what life was like as a PhD student at Edinburgh Imaging. Her thesis was titled: “Early detection of neurodegeneration with high-resolution magnetic resonance elastography". |
2017 |
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15 Jun 17. Dr Anna Heye | Dr Anna Heye writes about her PhD experience in this article, which focused on the measurement of blood-brain barrier permeability using magnetic resonance imaging. |
2016 |
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Dr Stewart Wiseman is the first radiographer in Scotland to have graduated with a PhD in the field of brain imaging. |