CAMI

The National Centre for Advanced Medical Imaging was established in 2008 following an infrastructural award secured from the Health Research Board to develop research magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in Ireland. The mission of CAMI is to act as a unified research imaging centre spanning basic and clinical studies. CAMI provides MRI infrastructure for patient-focused research studies and clinical trials aimed at improving our understanding and diagnosis of disease. Research at CAMI strives to improve patient health through development and execution of state-of-the-art imaging research and aims to deliver direct and rapid translation from bench to beside... Users of the CAMI facilities require no specialist knowledge in MR imaging. As part our service, researchers benefit from access to experienced consultant radiologist, MR physicists, and radiographer support. Our team is here to aid and support you with your project development, data acquisition and image interpretation.

Primary location: Ireland