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Civilians and Military to take part in a Major study to improve concussion prognosis
University of Nottingham Physicist wins prestigious award
Study launched to investigate link between genetics and carbohydrate intolerance in IBS patients
Children with Epilepsy to benefit from a wearable brain scanner.
Funding Boost for Brain Imaging in Children with Epilepsy
MRI Study to give new picture of obesity
New MRI Study to understand treatment for common bowel problem
New national study of long-term impacts of debilitating lung damage from Covid-19
Prestigious funding awarded to develop novel MRI technology for personalised human brain mapping
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Experts from the University of Nottingham have received €2million in funding to develop new MRI technologies for mapping the human brain, which could open new possibilities for how certain mental health disorders are characterised, diagnosed and eventually treated.
Institute of Physics Medals
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A hat-trick of prizes for Nottingham physicistsThree physicists from the School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Nottingham have been awarded prestigious prizes and medals by the Institute of Physics (IoP).Professor Penny Gowland has been awarded the Peter Mansfield Prize, Professor Richard Bowtell has been awarded the James Joule Prize, and Professor Laurence Eaves has been awarded the Nevill Mott Prize.