 Congratulations to Meshal Alanezi  (3rd Year Direct Entry Medicine student) who  has been awarded the 2015 RCSI Faculty of Radiologists  Fielding Medal   for the best medical undergraduate radiology project  in a medical school on the island of Ireland . Meshal’s project  was completed as part of  his “Student Selected Component (SSC)” research placement in the RCSI Laboratory of Tumour Biology & Molecular  Imaging (PI Dr Annette Byrne, Graduate Entry Medicine &  Department of Physiology & Medical Physics, RCSI Centre for Systems Medicine). The  winning project was entitled  “Pre-clinical interrogation of Regorafenib response in colorectal cancer using a multi-modality molecular imaging approach” and was supported by Science Foundation Ireland funding received by Dr Byrne in the context of the ‘Colofortell’  Career Development Award  (www.colofortell.ie)
Congratulations to Meshal Alanezi  (3rd Year Direct Entry Medicine student) who  has been awarded the 2015 RCSI Faculty of Radiologists  Fielding Medal   for the best medical undergraduate radiology project  in a medical school on the island of Ireland . Meshal’s project  was completed as part of  his “Student Selected Component (SSC)” research placement in the RCSI Laboratory of Tumour Biology & Molecular  Imaging (PI Dr Annette Byrne, Graduate Entry Medicine &  Department of Physiology & Medical Physics, RCSI Centre for Systems Medicine). The  winning project was entitled  “Pre-clinical interrogation of Regorafenib response in colorectal cancer using a multi-modality molecular imaging approach” and was supported by Science Foundation Ireland funding received by Dr Byrne in the context of the ‘Colofortell’  Career Development Award  (www.colofortell.ie)