The PET Centre at St Thomas' Hospital London runs regular training courses for physicians, radiologists, radiographers and scientists and, as part of the medical school, contributes to undergraduate and postgraduate teaching.
If you are interested in one of our projects and becoming one of our PhDs, Post Docs or Fellows please look on the staff page for the relevant principal investigator's details and get in touch.
To look at other short course options that we have available please take a look here.
Contact teachingadmin-imaging@kcl.ac.uk if you wish to be added to the course mailing list.
Short Course: Neuroanatomy for Imagers
This course has been designed for people working in imaging but with no neuroanatomical background. It will introduce participants to the basic principles of the anatomy, the function of the nervous system, the major anatomical constituents and parts of the brain. Professor Alexander Hammers has received excellent feedback.
The course includes lectures. It is based on 180 slides but is highly interactive.
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This 1 day course is usually held in February and October.
Short Course: PET Technology and Application
This three-day course is delivered by leading international experts from a range of academic, research and industrial institutions in the UK, Europe and North America. It is designed for researchers in the radiopharmaceutical and drug development industries, academic researchers, and scientists already working in commercial, clinical or academic PET centres.
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This 3 day course is usually held in April.
