Image X Institute is a centre for innovation in radiation therapy and medical 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.
Latest News
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AEA Ignite Grant Awarded
Our team has been awarded an Australia’s Economic Accelerator (AEA) Ignite grant to support the…
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2026 Summer Research Scholars Commence
Image X has welcomed six students who will be working alongside research teams over the…
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Two Image X Projects Awarded NHMRC Ideas Grants
Congratulations to Dr Chandrima Sengupta and Dr Nick Hindley, who led the successful Ideas Grant…
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NSW Outstanding Cancer Researcher of the Year 2025
Professor Paul Keall, Director of the Image X Institute, has been awarded the 2025 NSW…
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Premier’s Prizes for Science and Engineering
We are delighted to announce that Professor Paul Keall, Director of the Image X Institute…
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Series Return: Emerging Women in Physics and Radiology.
Emerging Women in Physics and Radiology Seminar Series 2025 We’re excited to announce the second…
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