Luke qualified in diagnostic radiography in 2006 and worked in a busy district general hospital for many years before joining a multidisciplinary team of scientific and clinical researchers at the Institute of Neurology in 2012. He began working at the Institute of Nuclear Medicine in 2017 in a dual clinical/academic role where he works on a variety of research projects that use PET/CT and PET/MRI to better understand disease. His current interests include: neuroimaging, oncology, fibrotic disease and cardiovascular disease.
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