Prof David Doddrell
Professor David Doddrell, Director of the Centre for Magnetic Resonance at the University of Queensland (UQ), has 37 years experience in magnetic resonance spectroscopy concentrating his research in the past 22 years to the application of the technology to the study of humans and animals. He is an inventor on 11 patented inventions in the field and a consultant to a number of the major vendors of MRI and NMR systems. In 1998, he was elected to the Australian Academy of Science specifically for his contribution to magnetic resonance imaging. In 2003, he was awarded a Clunies Ross medal for his contribution to MRI and the consequent economic contribution to Australia.Professor Doddrell, Professor Crozier and Dr Evans have worked successfully together in the past to sell their IP to world leaders in health care systems, namely GE and Siemens. Their technology is now incorporated in most GE and Siemens systems worldwide.
Professor Doddrell and Professor Crozier have a successful track record in commercialising their R&D. In particular, together with Dr David Evans, they have successfully negotiated a licence deal with GE and Siemens. This MRI technology is now incorporated in most GE and Siemens systems worldwise.
Professor Doddrell and Professor Crozier are consultants to the Company and Senior Advisors to the Scientific and Advisory Committee.