David John Lurie BSc, MSc, PhD, CPhys, CSci, FInstP, FIPEM

Professor Lurie graduated in Natural Philosophy (physics) at the University of Aberdeen in 1979. He then went to the University of London where he completed an MSc in Radiation Physics and a PhD in Medical Physics at St. Bartholomew's Medical College.
He joined the staff of the University of Aberdeen in 1983 as a research assistant, working with Jim Hutchison on low-field MRI. He was appointed Lecturer in 1985, and soon afterwards began working on methods for detecting free radicals using double magnetic resonance imaging. He was appointed Senior Lecturer in 1992, and to a Personal Chair in Medical Physics in 2002.
Prof. Lurie has been a Visiting Scientist at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, and a Visiting International Scholar at Ohio State University. He is author of 73 peer-reviewed publications, 8 book chapters, 5 patents and over 260 conference abstracts. He has given 86 invited, keynote and plenary lectures at conferences and workshops around the world, as well as many invited seminars.