The Centre for Doctoral Training in Smart Medical Imaging Our CDT provides a comprehensive interdisciplinary PhD programme in Medical Imaging, specifically…
The Centre for the Developing Brain The goal of the Centre is to reduce the number of children who suffer brain damage in the perinatal…
The London Medical Imaging and AI Centre for Value Based Healthcare Our diverse research teams are training sophisticated artificial intelligence algorithms from a vast…
The Centre for Medical Engineering A flagship Centre focused on medical imaging technologies with a mission to improve the…
The PET Centre The King's College London & Guy's and St Thomas' PET Centre provides a clinical PET service for…
The Developing Human Connectome Project aims to create the first 4-dimensional connectome of early life – a dynamic map of human brain connectivity from 20 to 44 weeks which will link imaging, clinical, behavioural and genetic information. This will allow the scientific community to create new studies into the earliest stages of neurodevelopment. Project website
The GIFT-Surg (Guided Instrumentation for Fetal Therapy and Surgery) project aims to develop imaging guided techniques combined with novel miniature devices to develop the field of fetal surgery. This is a collaborative project between UCL, King’s and KU Leuven and is funded by Wellcome and the EPSRC. Project Website
The iFIND project aims to improve the accuracy of routine 18-20 week screening in pregnancy, by bringing together advanced ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging techniques, robotics and computer aided diagnostics. Project website
NiftyNet aims to develop research in medical imaging analysis and image-guided therapies through an open-source, high quality databased of models for researchers to work with NiftyNet is a consortium of research groups with support from funding bodies and industry. Project website
The SmartHeart project aims to pave the way for a fundamentally different approach in the way in which cardiovascular diseases are diagnosed, monitored and treated. Project website
The Placenta Imaging Project aims to improve our understand of the role the placenta plays in pregnancies and the growth and development of the fetus through advanced MR imaging, fetal ECG and details placental histology. Project website
Research facilities Our research is directly embedded in St Thomas' Hospital, part of the UK's most research-active NHS…
Public engagement From students through to senior leadership our researchers participating in public engagement…
Our departments Our structure of interdisciplinary departments and centres form the framework for our School.