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Jana  Hutter

Dr Jana Hutter

UKRI fellow / Senior Lecturer

Biography

I obtained my BSc and MSc in applied mathematics in Erlangen, Germany and Rennes, France in 2006 and 2011 respectively. After finishing my PhD in Erlangen, Germany in 2014 (non-contrast enhanced MR angiography reconstructions using compressed sensing), I moved to Jo Hajnal’s group at King’s College London in 2014 on the ERC-funded developing Human Connectome Project, mapping emerging brain connectivity by studying 1000 neonates and 500 fetuses. I got awarded a Sir Henry Wellcome postdoctoral fellowship in 2016 on the topic of functional MR imaging of the placenta in growth restricted foetuses and have been working as a Research Fellow on this topic since.

    News

    New scan: more information for obstetricians, better prepares mothers for birth

    Collaborative project developing new MRI scan for pregnant women

    jana hutter fetal scans

    Researchers develop novel scanning methods to assess high-risk babies' lung development in-vivo

    £1million Medical Research Council grant received for work looking into the use of advanced MRI techniques to evaluate fetal lung development during pregnancy

    lisa story

    Health of placenta can be predicted in 30 second MRI scan, say researchers

    The scan together with the automatic pipeline can easily be included in any fetal MRI examination allowing new information for better treatment & information

    30-second-MRI-scan

    School of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences researchers organise successful workshop on perinatal and paediatric image analysis

    The fifth annual Perinatal, Preterm and Paediatric Image Analysis workshop (PIPPI), founded and co-organised by staff from the School of Biomedical...

    Pregnancy ultrasound scan

      News

      New scan: more information for obstetricians, better prepares mothers for birth

      Collaborative project developing new MRI scan for pregnant women

      jana hutter fetal scans

      Researchers develop novel scanning methods to assess high-risk babies' lung development in-vivo

      £1million Medical Research Council grant received for work looking into the use of advanced MRI techniques to evaluate fetal lung development during pregnancy

      lisa story

      Health of placenta can be predicted in 30 second MRI scan, say researchers

      The scan together with the automatic pipeline can easily be included in any fetal MRI examination allowing new information for better treatment & information

      30-second-MRI-scan

      School of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences researchers organise successful workshop on perinatal and paediatric image analysis

      The fifth annual Perinatal, Preterm and Paediatric Image Analysis workshop (PIPPI), founded and co-organised by staff from the School of Biomedical...

      Pregnancy ultrasound scan