QuantMRI: Quantitative MRI for healthcare, pharmaceuticals and nutrition
- Submitting institution
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University of Nottingham, The
- Unit of assessment
- 9 - Physics
- Summary impact type
- Technological
- Request cross-referral to
- -
- Is this case study continued from a case study submitted in 2014?
- No
- Underpinning research subjects
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- Clinical Sciences
- Neurosciences
- Medical Physiology
3. References to the research
5. Sources to corroborate the impact
Additional contextual information
Grant funding
Grant number |
Value of grant |
II-LB-0814-20002 |
£603,109 |
NIHR200014 |
£1,224,841 |
MR/N026810/1 |
£1,544,488 |
II-LA-0716-20005 |
£725,776 |
MR/N029097/1 |
£778,061 |
MR/V037005/1 |
£100,269 |
MR/R02264X/1 |
£795,786 |
HADWEN |
£107,623 |
- Countries
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- GERMANY
- NEW ZEALAND
- UNITED KINGDOM
- UNITED STATES
- NETHERLANDS
- Formal partners
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- Baxter Healthcare Ltd
- Fresenius Kabi Deutschland GmbH
- Motilent Limited
- Unilever Plc
- Vifor Fresenius Medical Care Renal Pharma Ltd
- Zespri International Limited
- BBraun
- Proctor and Gamble
- Simulations Plus
- JEB Technologies
- Funding programmes
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- NIHR i4i grant: Assessment of gut transit in paediatric constipation without ionizing radiation: Magnetic Resonance Imaging transit mini-capsules and methods
- NIHR i4i grant: Assessment of gut transit in paediatric constipation without ionizing radiation: Magnetic Resonance Imaging transit mini-capsules and methods 2 (MAGIC2)
- The causes of constipation. Reclassifying constipation using MRI and high resolution manometry to define mechanism of disease and target treatment
- Evaluation of Crohn’s disease activity with MRI-adding value though quantitative assessment of intestinal motility
- Understanding the mechanisms for the variation in beneficial effects of dietary fibre in Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS): an old concept in new light
- Acute kIDnEy injury in coviD-19 (AIDED)
- UK Renal Imaging Network (UKRIN): Enabling clinical translation of functional MRI for kidney disease
- Imaging of intrarenal haemodynamics, oxygen metabolism, fibrosis in Chronic Kidney Disease
- Global research identifiers
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- Name of funders
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- National Institute for Health Research
- Medical Research Council
- Animal Free Research UK
- Researcher ORCIDs
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- 0000-0002-4900-4817
- 0000-0003-0903-7507