We are a research group in the the Sir Peter Mansfield Imaging Centre in the School of Medicine, University of Nottingham. We are an interdisciplinary team who use medical imaging technology to make measurements of physiological processes when and where they happen in the human body.
The Physimals develop and use image analysis methods to exploit the information contained in medical imaging data to probe physiogical processes happening in the living body. (see Research).
We work closely with collaborators in image acquisition in the Sir Peter Mansfield Imaging Centre, in applications to the fundamental understanding of health and disease with a range of groups across the university and beyond, as well as in clinical applications of physiological imaging to improve patient care, including through the NIHR Nottingham Biomedical Research Centre.
We are located at the University of Nottingham, the birthplace of MRI. We have a number of national and international collaborations and strong links with the Analysis and Physics groups at the WIN Centre, University of Oxford.
We are grateful for funding from the University of Nottingham and the Precision Imaging Beacon, the Wellcome Trust, and the UKRI.
Launch of Quantified Imaging, a Universoity of Nottingham spin-out to develop physiological imaging tools for clinical applications
Well done to Logan for defending his thesis in Oxford
1st August 2022Congratulations to Flora who starts her new role as a Data Scientist at Accenture in Dublin
5th July 2022Congratulations to Tom who starts today on the BBSRC ICURe programme to explore commercial opportunties for Quantiphyse
3rd September 2021Well done to Tom for defending his thesis in Oxford
1st September 2021Congratulations to Paula who starts her new role as Head of House Hold Income and Expenditure at the ONS!
8th June 2021New publication: Partial Volume Correction in Arterial Spin Labeling Perfusion MRI: A method to disentangle anatomy from physiology or an analysis step too far? in NeuroImage
15th May 2021The PhysImAls (and friends) are hosting a series of Member Initiated Tuorials on Physiological Imaging at the ISMRM 2021 meeting
24th November 2020Upcoming! Mini-course on ASL Perfusion imaging using BASIL