Prof Farrall's inaugural lecture is scheduled for 1730h, 26 June 2017: "Imaging - much more than a pretty picture" What is imaging? Images surround us. They permeate our physical & virtual spaces. They also populate somewhat less conspicuous, but important territories. Images underpin a large variety of research - from clinical trials, to laboratory cellular methods, from equipment design & development, to innovations in image visualization, processing & analysis. Imaging is consequently highly interdisciplinary, requiring the expertise of radiologists, physicists, engineers, computer scientists, & technologists, interfacing with other systems-based medical, clinical & science specialists. Integrating these different disciplines, to maximize research outputs and avoid “siloesque” working, is not always straightforward. Imaging & education Professor Andrew Farrall will explore the challenges & benefits of educating & training a diverse & interdisciplinary population of researchers, who are using imaging to push forward the frontiers of their disciplines. Image Lecture - open to the public Monday 26 June 2017 17.30 - 18.30hrs Lecture Theatre A, Chancellor's Building, 49 Little France Crescent, Edinburgh, EH16 4SB Book free ticket with Eventbrite. Related links Professor Andrew Farrall Edinburgh Imaging Academy CMVM Inaugural Lectures Edinburgh Imaging Publication date 08 Jun, 2017
