| Dr Sasha Radjenovic |
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I am a medical physicist, clinical scientist and a senior translational research fellow (STRF) in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
The subject of my research is Quantitative MRI: a set of methods for the acquisition and analysis of Magnetic Resonance images, which enable non-invasive and objective tissue characterisation.
My five-year tenure-track fellowship was awarded by the Biomedical Health Research Centre at the University of Leeds, and I started work on developing a programme of research in Quantitative MRI within the NIHR Leeds Musculoskeletal Biomedical Research Unit in May 2009.
I am an Associate Senior Research Fellow at the iMBE - Institute of Medical and Biological Engineering at the University of Leeds.
Quantitative MRI?
A set of methods for the acquisition and analysis of magnetic resonance images, which enable non-invasive and objective tissue characterisation.