Innovation, Methodology and Application
The Innovation, Methodology and Application (IMA) theme is a diverse theme within the Faculty of Medical Sciences. Our focus is a little different, we provide a platform for improving research across all areas, connecting the right people with cutting edge technology and expertise.
The primary focus of the IMA theme is Team Science, the idea of bringing together expert technologists with researchers to improve the quality of scientific work within the Faculty of Medical Sciences. In the IMA we strive to:
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Elevate the status and impact of research in the area(s) specific to the IMA through a team science approach.
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Increase the level of grant and commercial income to support IMA related research activities.
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Increase and improve the quality of research-led teaching by giving time, expertise, content and projects to education programmes at both undergraduate and graduate levels.
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Provide a nurturing and supportive environment for its membership. Focusing in particular on parity of esteem, regardless of job family and to look at the issues around career development and retention for technologists and methodologists as a whole.
Contact
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Latest News and Events
1. MRC/BBCRS Equipment grant - 2024
MRS Equipment grant - MACSima System Project Lead: Prof. Andrew Filby
2. MRC Equipment Grant - 2024
High-Plexed Platform for GE analysis with Spatial Resolution. Project lead: Dr Alex Laude
3. CONNECT Knowledge Exchange Fund
The CONNECT FTMA is a three-year UKRI-BBSRC grant that started in April 2024, led by the Babraham Institute and Newcastle University that will support and develop staff at the two organisations. Exchange Fund
4. Technical Partnership Conference 2024
As part of the Technical Partnership Conference 2024, we planned a virtual exhibition showcasing and celebrating the work of technicians in creative practices.
5. Workshop: IMA Special Interest Groups
Technology driven PGR workshop