Movers and shakers

Welcome to movers and shakers, where we spotlight trailblazers and innovators in the field of medical imaging. This section is dedicated to celebrating the achievements and contributions of individuals who are driving progress and making a significant impact. From pioneering researchers to visionary leaders, meet the people who are shaping the future of diagnostic imaging. Discover their stories, learn about their groundbreaking work, and get inspired by their dedication and passion.

Dr Nick Screaton and Professor Ferdia Gallagher

BIR selects 2025’s standout contributions to radiology

Radiologist and scientist Professor Ferdia Gallagher was among those honoured at The British Institute of Radiology (BIR) Annual Congress in November, 2025. He was presented with the Sir Godfrey Hounsfield award at the event held in London, after his talk titled ‘Translating new imaging technologies into patient care’. Professor Gallagher leads the clinical molecular imaging […]

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Jack Bond

AXREM member runs 74km Mount Fuji challenge for charity

EIZO business development manager Jack Bond has completed the Mount Fuji Virtual Challenge, a 74km journey inspired by Japan’s iconic peak, in support of Action for Children. Bond ran the total distance in a week, as part of AXREM’s Million Steps Challenge, a national initiative promoting physical activity and wellbeing. EIZO is a member of […]

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Aidan Pearce

AXREM member runs 50km for children’s charity

AXREM is backing the fund-raising efforts of affiliate member Aidan Pearce, who is lacing up his running shoes for a cause close to his heart. To mark his 50th birthday, the founder and principal recruiter at Ellew Headhunters has signed up for the Run to the Sea ultramarathon on October 4, a challenging 50km event […]

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Samantha Smith

Symposium Mammographicum’s new president takes office

Samantha Smith has been elected president of Symposium Mammographicum for a three-year term. She succeeds Dr Michael Michell, who had held the role since 2007 and will remain a trustee, providing support to the board of the breast cancer charity. Smith, who will provide strategic direction and act as a primary spokesperson, has been a […]

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Prof Rajesh Botchu

Birmingham-based radiologist makes top researchers list

A consultant radiologist at The Royal Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in Birmingham has been named among the world’s foremost scientists. Consultant MSK radiologist Professor Rajesh Botchu features on the Stanford/Elsevier World’s Top 2% Scientists list for 2025. The prestigious ranking is created by the Californian university in collaboration with publisher Elsevier, using data from […]

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Claire Angus

British Institute of Radiology appoints new CEO

The British Institute of Radiology (BIR) has appointed Claire Angus as its new chief executive. She succeeds Sara Purdy, who held the position for three years and now moves to a career of interim leadership for membership organisations. Angus joins the BIR from the Royal College of Podiatry, where she has been director of membership […]

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Ben Geddes

Teleconsult appoint head of sales for UK and Ireland

Teleradiology provider Teleconsult has appointed Ben Geddes as head of sales for the UK and Ireland. Geddes has a focus on building partnerships and delivering tailored radiology solutions in line with the priorities of NHS trusts and Scotland’s health boards. He now leads a growing national sales team and plays a key role in aligning […]

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MIS student award

Radiography student honoured by university and MIS Healthcare

The University of Portsmouth has named its 2025 MIS Student of the Year for Diagnostic Radiography and Imaging. Elizabeth Cave won the award, which honours exceptional achievement in the discipline and is a collaboration between the university and medical technologies company MIS Healthcare. An award ceremony brought together industry professionals and members of university faculty […]

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