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Commercial & Clinical MRI Access
Would you like to use the UWWBIC MRI scanner?
A research grade 3T imaging centre, we are open to collaboration with industry and clinical partners. Come and utilise our experienced technical team, as well as over 70+ researchers who are always actively looking for partnership projects.
Why partner with us
Dedicated commercial scanning bookings
We can offer priority scheduling, without competing again academic bookings.
Collaborative protocol development
Sequences are not fixed and can be created, adapted and refined for your project specification.
Experienced team
We have a permanent MRI research radiographer, MRI Operators, and technical staff with years of scanning and project support expertise.
Regional participant access
We have established links to volunteer populations across Norfolk with demographics to suit most project requirements.
Scope of work - Available now
Non-clinical research imaging and proof-of-concept studies
Pharma-related efficacy and safety imaging (non diagnostic)
Biomarker and method development studies
Healthy volunteer and cohort-based research.
Support to develop new MRI sequences, software compatibility
Ad-hoc and bespoke projects
Looking ahead:
We are exploring co-partnership routes to CQC registration, extending the clinical and diagnostic work we can support. Get in touch if your project needs that pathway.
The Facility
Scanner
Siemens 3T Prisma Magnetom MRI scanner, with 32 channel and 64 channel head coils and diagnostic grade imaging.
MRI Simulator
Mock scanner for acclimatising nervous or paediatric participants, reducing participant dropout. Also to support technically specific in-bore and in-house built equipment testing.
Eye-Tracking
MRI-compatible eye tracking utilising industry standard SR Research Eyelink Plus hardware.
Site
A wheelchair accessible dedicated imaging centre, with onsite parking, waiting room and dedicated separate test rooms and clinical room available.
Please get in touch if you'd like to use our scanner:
UWWBIC Director: Fraser Smith
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UWWBIC Manager: Mark Terry with any enquiries.