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• Nurse Review of Research Councils
  …e to enjoy the highest specifications, although it should be noted that it may require users to have sufficient expertise to make modifications and upgra… …nability of the UK research base and its international competitiveness. It may be helpful to create an RCUK-level expert advisory committee with senior a…
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• Closing the STEM Skills Gap
  …n this instrumentation are not achieved. If core facility posts are funded long term knowledge continuation and stability is much more likely. Maximisat… … other high end equipment if the infrastructure is not there to support it long term.
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• Nation level facilities, regional centres and general UK facility infrastructure WG 4th FMM
  …re required for many experiments, and the need to stay at the facility for long periods. For whole animal imaging there was also the problem of transporti… …tent screening (some developments already taking place in CRUK London, and may have the potential to develop into a national facility).
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• Probes and biosensors WG 4th FMM
  …city, and signal-to-noise ratio. Depending on the application, specificity may be for a cellular/tissue structure/type, or a disease. In addition, the pr… …present probes is a serious problem for live cell and in vivo imaging. For long-term imaging, improved photostability of fluorescent probes is needed. Non…
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• Technology Touching Life Consultation
  … physical science-based research technologies, which in turn often open up longer term opportunities for the economy and society. The TTL strategy aims to… … context of a whole organism. <br /> Developments in medical imaging have long been achieved by close collaboration between biomedical scientists, clini…
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• BioImagingUK BIS Capital Infrastructure Submission: Biological and Medical Imaging
  …apital-investment Open consultation on Science and research: proposals for long-term capital investment]''. …can serve as a powerful tool for applicants, reviewers, and funders. They may reveal consensus or even discord, but the rationale and community prioriti…
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• CMOS
  camera technology, and some or all of the issues below may well have such things as signal to noise ratio measurements. CMOS chips may not
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• Probes & Biosensors
  '''Tony Gee''', Alessandro Esposito, Gail McConnell, Erik Arstad, Nick Long, Ramon Vilar, Tony Ng, Tom Eykyn …ed to the discovery of a plethora of new receptors enzymes, proteins which may play important, but as yet, unknown biological roles in heath and disease.…
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• BioImagingUK
  #To work inclusively to define short and long-term strategy statements to our research funding bodies, in order to help … …p://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/science-and-research-proposals-for-long-term-capital-investment BIS Consultation]'''. The '''[[BIS_Submission_Bio…
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• Training
  Nick Long, Paul French, Ramon Vilar Compte, Rebecca Wilson, Rebecca Nadal, Tony Gee … …ffective deployment of imaging facilities, and how medical imaging choices may be improved. The courses are not clinical and do not involve contact with …
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