About EUPHORIA

Project aims

Hyperpolarised magnetic resonance imaging is an emerging clinical medical imaging technology that has the potential to revolutionise our ability to detect disease and monitor treatment much earlier than is currently possible, across several conditions that affect the body, such as cancers and diabetes. Our project aims to:

• Develop a high-quality professional course focused on teaching fundamental physics to clinical trial design in the hyperpolarised field
• Engage in a multi-centre clinical study aimed at assessing the repeatability and reproducibility of hyperpolarised MRI in the brain.

Who we are

We are a European partnership of researchers from the Universities of Oxford, Cambridge, and Nottingham, as well as the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine (IPEM), and the Institute of Physics (IOP).

Funders

The project is funded by an MRC Partnership Grant.