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The Image X Institute is a centre for innovation in radiation therapy and cancer imaging technologies.
Our mission is to improve lives by inventing and advancing new ways to image and treat disease. We’re working on new technologies for medical imaging and targeted radiation therapy.
We engage with industry, hospitals, international collaborators and universities to forge relationships that help take our projects from lab bench to patient bedside.
Image X is a part of the Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney. Explore more research within our faculty.
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Latest News
Oct 2024
Inaugural Emerging Women in Medical Physics and Radiology Seminar Series
This November we’ll be holding our first inaugural Emerging Women in Medical Physics and Radiology Seminar Series. Join us on Tuesdays at 11am on zoom to learn about the amazing work being done across a range of fascinating areas, plus a post-talk Q&A with each speaker. This series has been initiated and curated by Tess Reynolds
More information and free registration here: MORE INFO + REGISTER
July 2024
Image X Researchers Awarded $2.9M in Medical Research Future Fund
Paul Keall, Emily Hewson, David Waddington and Chandrima Sengupta are among the recipients of the $650 million Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) National Critical Research Infrastructure initiative. The grant, titled “An AI Platform for Targeted Radiotherapy to Improve Cancer Patient Outcomes”, was publicly announced this week by Minister for Health and Aged Care, The Hon Mark Butler MP.
“These important research projects will help build the infrastructure that will underpin our use of AI in the healthcare system, improving the lives of Australians everywhere.” Said Minister Butler.
May 2024
Podcast: Research Bytes featuring Tess Reynolds
The University of Sydney’s research podcast has featured Tess Reynolds, in an interview with Executive Dean, Prof Robyn Ward. Originally qualified as an astrophysicist, listen to Dr Tess Reynolds’ journey to redesigning CT scanners, which will change the way surgeons operate. Literally.
Listen here: Acast – Research Bytes: Tess Reynolds
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