Our Networks
RadNet Glasgow collaborates with other RadNet Centres to run Working Groups and apply for funding for projects.
Our RadNet Glasgow members are part of the CRUK RadNet Working Groups as either representatives, co-leads or Chairperson.
The Working Groups are:
- Radiotherapy-Drug Combinations
- Molecular Imaging and Radiotherapy
- Emerging Radiotherapy Technologies
- Radiotherapy Immunology
- AI and Computational Modelling
We have championed some of our Early Career Researchers to become subgroup leaders or co-leads across all of the Working Groups and develop their own networks across the UK.
Key resources and infrastructure
We are growing our community of radiation researchers in Glasgow and increasing our links across Scotland and the RadNet UK network.
To support innovative research, we provide experienced researcher support for new collaborations, to run key theme focus groups or make external grant applications. We also provide access to preclinical and clinical radiation research equipment and technical expertise at subsidised cost.
Researchers in Glasgow are eligible to apply for internal development awards to fund higher risk research ideas and new local collaborations via pump priming projects and development of novel preclinical models for radiation related research.
We are committed to prioritising and championing the career development of our early career radiation researchers.
In establishing a radiotherapy-experienced PPI group to review and input to applications and ongoing projects we are ensuring our research is consistent with patient priorities.