Contact information
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2016 - Present |
2015-2016 Clinical Imaging Hub Leader – MRI Physics Department of Oncology, University of Oxford |
2009-2015 University Research Lecturer NDCN, University of Oxford |
2008-2014 EPSRC Career Acceleration Fellow FMRIB Centre, University of Oxford |
2004-2009 Post-doctoral Researcher FMRIB Centre, University of Oxford |
2002-2003 Post-doctoral Researcher Hospital for Sick Children, University of Toronto |
2000-2002 Post-doctoral Researcher Mathematics, University of Tasmania |
1997-2000 Doctoral Candidate Elec. Eng., University of Tasmania |
Primary funding sources
CRUK
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (UK)
Medical Research Council (UK)
The Royal Society
Daniel Bulte
Honorary Senior Research Fellow (NDCN)
- Associate Professor of Engineering Science
- The Institute of Biomedical Engineering
Brain physiology and Cancer Imaging
I work on creating MRI methods for calibrating the BOLD signal and for obtaining quantitative physiological information about the human brain. The research has focussed on using respiratory challenges to elucidate aspects of functional MRI signals so that accurate mathematical models can be constructed. My group is working towards the clinical translation of these emerging methods, and thus we concentrate on working at 3T, using short, patient-friendly paradigms.
I am also very involved with teaching at Oxford. I am a senior trainer in the Medical Sciences Division Teaching Skills programme, I recently obtained teaching qualification with the ungainly title of PGDipLaTHE, and I am a senior fellow of the Higher Education Academy. I am the thread co-ordinator for physics on the Biomedical Sciences undergraduate course, and deliver all of the lectures for that thread, and provide lectures on MRI for the Medical Physics option in the Department of Physics.
Collaborating Sites
The Institute of Biomedical Engineering
University of Oxford
Wolfson Brain Imaging Centre
University of Cambridge
Acute Vascular Imaging Centre
University of Oxford
Recent publications
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Correction to: PyPlr: A versatile, integrated system of hardware and software for researching the human pupillary light reflex.
Other
Martin JT. et al, (2022), Behav Res Methods
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A simplified empirical model to estimate oxygen relaxivity at different magnetic fields.
Journal article
Bluemke E. et al, (2022), NMR Biomed, 35
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Mitochondrial Inhibitor Atovaquone Increases Tumor Oxygenation and Inhibits Hypoxic Gene Expression in Patients with Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer.
Journal article
Skwarski M. et al, (2021), Clin Cancer Res
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Slice-to-Volume Registration Enables Automated Pancreas MRI Quantification in UK Biobank
Conference paper
Bagur AT. et al, (2021), Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics), 12722 LNCS, 210 - 223
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Study Protocol: The Heart and Brain Study.
Journal article
Suri S. et al, (2021), Front Physiol, 12