Tom Doel
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Tom Doel
Doctoral Student
Wolfson Building, Parks Road, Oxford OX1 3QD |
Interests
Tom Doel is a doctoral student with research interests in computational biology and medical image analysis. He is particularly interested in how this work can be used to improve disease monitoring and patient outcome in clinical practice. Tom's DPhil research is part of a multidisciplinary collaborative project looking at functional imaging of the lung using hyperpolarised gas MRI, and the development of new clinical markers for better assessment of lung function and patient outcome through the combination of image analysis and pulmonary computational modelling.
Biography
DPhil (in progress), Life Sciences Interface Doctoral Training Centre, University of Oxford.
MPhys in Mathematical Physics, University of Edinburgh.
MSc in Modern Applications of Mathematics, University of Bath.
Software Engineer and Senior Software Engineer, Voxar Limited / Barco (Medical Imaging Systems)
Links
Tom Doel's website
Life Sciences Interface Doctoral Training Centre
Selected Publications
| ASSESSING THE RELATIVE INFLUENCE OF VASCULAR BRANCHING STRUCTURE ON PULMONARY BLOOD FLOW DISTRIBUTION VIA COMPUTATIONAL MODELS T. Doel‚ KS Burrowes‚ JP Whiteley‚ V. Grau and DJ Gavaghan In JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCES . Vol. 59. Pages 224–224. 2009. |
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