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Lara Bonney

Lara Bonney

Lara Bonney

CDT student

Lara joined the programme following four years of training and work in the NHS in Medical Physics.

Prior to her work in healthcare, she completed an undergraduate degree in Physics at Oxford. Following this, Lara began the NHS Scientist Training programme, completing a master’s in Medical Physics part-time at King’s College London. Her master’s thesis looked at quantitative imaging in radionuclide therapy for neuroendocrine cancer (Lu177-oxodotreotide).

Lara is interested in quantitative image analysis, in particular as applied to cancer imaging, and the translation of data science into clinical care. Her DPhil project will look at quantitative image analysis (radiomics) for Sarcoma at the Sir William Dunn School of Pathology.

Lara holds an NIHR Doctoral Clinical Academic Fellowship and an honorary post with Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust as a clinical scientist.