The aim of this review by Izabelle Lövgren et al. is to address the late effects of cranial irradiation on the neuroendocrine system and to identify factors that make patients more vulnerable to radiation-induced endocrine sequelae.ow.ly/wNcX50LJFCr

“Confusion and disorientation about the time, the place, and the game may signal a brain injury.” Medical Director and neurosurgeon, Peter Hamlyn, talks about the signs of concussion👉 Watch more on the free SportSmart Hub bit.ly/3taQTEh #Concussion #MoreSportLessInjury

Congratulations to our student Izabelle Lovgren on being selected for the university-wide Sports Engagement Ambassadors programme, coordinated by our Football On The Brain public engagement project:

Wednesday 10th January marked the official launch of the Podium Institute for Sports Medicine and Technology at the University of Oxford. Read the full story: podiumanalytics.org/news/universit… #MoreSportLessInjury University of Oxford

Oxford University researchers Prof Clare and Izabelle Lovgren visited Aylesford today to share their passion for all things neuroscience. We will be working under The Royal Society Partnership Grant to do research into thermometers over the coming term.@OxfordWIN Izabelle Lovgren

Feasibility and constraints of Bragg peak FLASH proton therapy treatment planning frontiersin.org/journals/oncol…

It's 5 years since we treated our first patient on #MRLinac - amazing to celebrate with colleagues & patients! Thank you to all our supporters!☺ MR-Linac Consortium The Christie NHS Manchester Cancer Research Centre Division of Cancer Sciences The Christie Charity Science and Innovation at Cancer Research UK UK Research and Innovation RTphysics Manchester Elekta Philips And we have 🎂

Last week, our Founder and Chairman Sir Ron Dennis CBE featured on BBC HARDtalk, speaking about his life in Formula 1, and the data-driven work we do at Podium Analytics. You can watch the full episode here 👉bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod… #MoreSportLessInjury #BBC #SportsInjury

... while upstairs our Sports Engagement Ambassadors Dr Holly Jenkins Izabelle Lovgren & Andrew ran activities on what different brain areas do in football, how sleep affects football performance, and head injury awareness:

As part of the Royal Society Partnership Grant, staff and sixth formers went to John Ratcliffe Hospital to perform experiments with a 7T MRI machine and thermometers from school!  A fantastic day and we are grateful to Professor Clare and his team for their time and expertise.