Nicola R. Sibson is a Professor of Imaging Neuroscience in
the Department of Oncology, University of Oxford. Following the completion of her
PhD at the University of Cambridge in 1995, she spent 4 years at Yale
University before joining the MRC Biochemical and Clinical Magnetic Resonance
Unit in Oxford. She then moved to the Department of Physiology, Anatomy, and
Genetics, Oxford, as a University Research Lecturer in 2004 and established the
Experimental Neuroimaging Group. Nicola moved her group to the Department of
Oncology in 2007 and was made a Supernumerary Fellow of University College
Oxford in 2015. She has given numerous plenary lectures at national and
international meetings and serves on a number of funding panels and advisory
boards. Her research interests include identifying the role of the inflammatory
microenvironment in brain metastasis, developing methods for treating brain
metastasis more effectively, and identifying imaging biomarkers for tumor
detection and monitoring.
Nicola R. Sibson is a Professor of Imaging Neuroscience in
the Department of Oncology, University of Oxford. Following the completion of her
PhD at the University of Cambridge in 1995, she spent 4 years at Yale
University before joining the MRC Biochemical and Clinical Magnetic Resonance
Unit in Oxford. She then moved to the Department of Physiology, Anatomy, and
Genetics, Oxford, as a University Research Lecturer in 2004 and established the
Experimental Neuroimaging Group. Nicola moved her group to the Department of
Oncology in 2007 and was made a Supernumerary Fellow of University College
Oxford in 2015. She has given numerous plenary lectures at national and
international meetings and serves on a number of funding panels and advisory
boards. Her research interests include identifying the role of the inflammatory
microenvironment in brain metastasis, developing methods for treating brain
metastasis more effectively, and identifying imaging biomarkers for tumor
detection and monitoring.