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| BNMS Research Champions Network |
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BNMS Research Strategy Prof Jane Sosabowski is now the BNMS Research Lead and has put together a group of research champions to develop the BNMS Research Strategy which is currently in development List of Research and registry topics
List of MRT Projects
The National PET Imaging Platform (NPIP) is the UK's first-of-its-kind national total-body positron emission tomography (PET) imaging platform for drug discovery. NPIP is a partnership between Medicines Discovery Catapult (MDC), the Medical Research Council (MRC) and Innovate UK. It brings together transformational research from state-of-the-art total-body PET imaging scanners to transform medical research and industrialise cutting-edge technology, enhancing the quality and speed of drug discovery. BNMS members can engage with NPIP through annual and local scientific meetings.
Research Power Pitches 2026 Submission for the Research Power Pitches is NOW OPEN for the BNMS Annual Spring Meeting 2026. You are invited to take part in the Power Pitch talks during the Research Cutting Edge Session at the next BNMS Annual Spring Meeting 2026, to be held in Manchester, 20th – 22nd April 2026. You are invited to submit a summary of your novel/cutting edge research in progress or complete research. Deadline for submissions 16th January 2026. Select here to find out the criteria, guidelines and how to enter View the successful Research Power Pitches submitted in 2025 here
BNMS Nuclear Medicine Research Champions
If you wish to contact any of the Research Champions, please submit a request via the below form |
04/11/2025 » 04/11/2026
Multidisciplinary Reporting Webinar - Radiographer experiences of Nuclear Medicine Reportin
27/11/2025 » 28/11/2025
Nuclear Medicine Classics: Pearls, Patterns, Pitfalls