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NOTTINGHAM


benefits and can help you find clinical, academic and industry partners.


World class research and clinical expertise Nottingham offers HealthTech-businesses research expertise and access to clinical facilities, equipment and technologies: n Sensing and Imaging - Leading diagnostics, detection & monitoring expertise through NIHR Nottingham Biomedical Research Centre: research areas: MRI & precision imaging (UoN to be home to the UK’s 1st & only National Facility for ultra-high field 11.7T MRI); hearing; GI & liver disorders; mental health & technology; respiratory diseases; MSK diseases; informatics.


n Antimicrobial Resistance: biofilms, biomaterials, bioinformatics, computational biology & microbiology for animal & human health at a systems-level.


n Cancer: prevention, diagnoses & treatment, iM Med - Arab Health 2025 - 123x76mm advert - CleanEST - v1 - 080125 - PRINT OUTLINED.pdf 1 08/01/2025 14:18:01


including drug delivery; Nottingham Breast Cancer Research Centre and Children's Brain Tumour Research Centre; John van Geest Cancer Research Centre.


n Advanced Manufacturing including engineering biology - medicines manufacture - tissue scaffolds - novel biomaterials - 3D printing and precision manufacturing.


n Clinical Trials in the NHS through the NIHR Clinical Research Facility


n MTIF, the Nottingham Trent University Innovation Facility, designed to strengthen invention, translation and accelerate ideas serving, clinicians, entrepreneurs, inventors and researchers.


Learn more about what Nottingham has to offer you.


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