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Engaging with parliament

On Friday 21 March Baroness Bennett of Manor Castle and the UK Parliament’s Knowledge Exchange Unit held an event on engaging with Parliament at the University of ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ.
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Collaboration between the Insigneo Institute and the University of Ghana

Insigneo research theme director for Healthcare data/AI, Dr Ning Ma, has been awarded partnership development funding to strengthen the relationship between the University of ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ’s Insigneo Institute and the University of Ghana.
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Groundbreaking cancer research hub receives £10 million in new funding

Insigneo Co-Director Professor Jim Wild is PI of the ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ Platform for Imaging Research in Oncology (SPIRO) with Co-PI Dr Bilal Tahir. SPIRO will revolutionise how the state-of-the-art imaging facilities in ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ are used to tackle cancer.

Schematic of in vivo loading experiment

The role of the loading condition in predictions of bone adaptation in a mouse tibial loading model

Our MultiSim project researchers have had a paper on ‘role of loading condition in predictions of bone adaptation in a mouse tibial loading model’ published in Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology.
Graphical Abstract of Bone Paper

Type, size, and position of metastatic lesions explain the deformation of the vertebrae under complex loading conditions

Researchers from our MultiSim project have had a paper on ‘Type, size, and position of metastatic lesions explain the deformation of the vertebrae under complex loading conditions’ published in Bone.
Workflow of the image processing

A novel approach to evaluate the effects of artificial bone focal lesion on the three-dimensional strain distributions within the vertebral body

Researchers from our MultiSim project have had a paper on ‘A novel approach to evaluate the effects of artificial bone focal lesion on the three-dimensional strain distributions within the vertebral body’ published in PlosOne.
CT2S Service – Computer Tomography to Strength Report showing results of Finite Element Analysis of a patient's Femur

Delivering computationally-intensive digital patient applications to the clinic: An exemplar solution to predict femoral bone strength from CT data

Paper from MultiSim researchers on ‘Delivering computationally-intensive digital patient applications to the clinic: An exemplar solution to predict femoral bone strength from CT data’ published in Computer Methods and Programs.
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Spinner’s third training event

At the end of April, our Spinner project held its third training event. In response to the current travel restrictions this was held online, over five mornings.