CCP-PET-MR
02 May 2018
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The recent integration of positron emission tomography (PET) and magnetic resonance (MR) imaging into a single simultaneous imaging system opens up exciting potential for synergistic imaging.

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This collaborative computational project (CCP) aims to bring together the best of the UK's PET and MR image reconstruction expertise to capitalise on this unique opportunity. This collaborative computational project (CCP) in synergistic PET-MR image reconstruction has two primary aims:

  • PET-MR Networking
    The UK has a number of research groups with high international standing, working on image reconstruction and analysis for either PET or MR. We aim to bring these groups together towards the goal of synergistic PET-MR image reconstruction and analysis by advancing understanding of PET-MR and the algorithms used for each modality. We will foster links with the wider international PET and MR communities to further achieve this goal.
  • Developing PET-MR Software Infrastructure
    We aim to provide enabling infrastructure for research in PET-MR by development and promotion of a common software framework to tackle the specific challenges of PET-MR imaging. This will be achieved by standardisation of data formats, creating tools to export data in these data formats and development of a software platform for integrated PET-MR image reconstruction.


Project Chair: Professor Kris ​Thielemans

CoSeC Project Lead: Dr Evgueni OvchtchinikovCoSeC_Logo.jpg

More information: CCP PET-MR website​


Contact: O'Sullivan, Marion (STFC,RAL,SC)