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Amazing. Thank you

Cheers Dale. Appreciate it

Thank you (:

Hi Dale, I'm a newly qualified MRI (medical) physicist and was looking to get into more "fundamental" /mathematical research. Do you have any book recommendations that explore the classical and quantum treatments of MRI such that show what you mentioned above? (I understand that this is fairly...

Thank Choppy. I think it's a great idea get involved in the medical physics-type reach like validation, motion management etc. as a stepping stone towards working my way into academia, getting some publications and the using that to meet with like-minded people working on my mathematically...

No. I'm a medical physicist.

Had no idea. On my way right now. Thank you

The person that pays my salary says I get to explore and do research, collaborating with the university attached if needed

That's a fantastic idea. Thank you. It makes perfect sense. If I scratch their shoulder enough maybe they'll scratch mine, or point me in the direction of who can

I mean I do know what a medical physicist does. No where does it say we serve Physicians. I've established T1, T2 and T2* mapping for myocardial tissue on a scanner, helped integrate AI, commissioned and presented stats on the first ever Truebeam with Hypersight on it in the UK. All of these...

I think it should be possible to do our own innovative work without the need for Physicians or things that are physician related. I'm happy to help them with clinical trials, but I don't want my identity to be a Physicians research lackey. I've made the very "mature" and "sound" decision to...

Backstory: I am a newly qualified and hired MRI medical physicist. Throughout my residency, I became depressed as I seen the lack of physics and math's involved. Senior physicists would shun me from trying to involve more advanced math/physics into my work. I am unable to change my situation...

Yeah this sounds practical - I have found myself, for the majority, only re-learning things when a specific project calls for it. I have spoken to the majority of them personally, but not directly about physics related medical physics. My only concern would be how to approach it. Solving the...

Apologies for the late reply. Firstly, this is very impressive and interesting. Secondly, this ^ is exactly what I dreamed I would be able to do at least 5% of the time as a medical physicist. I feel like if I could get involved in this type of thing, I could truly live up to being a...

So within the UK a PhD is irrelevant. Maybe an employer would see it as a slight advantage? Majority of the time not. In fact, talking to peers my age and slightly older, the tendency is to view a PhD as a waste of time as 1.) It does not guarantee anything, job or promotion. Majority of all...