James Grist

James Grist is a Clinical Lecturer and Principal Investigator at the University of Oxford, affiliated with Brasenose College. He leads the Tyler Group, focusing on molecular imaging with expertise in hyperpolarized MRI techniques. His research explores cerebral metabolism in neurological disorders such as stroke and multiple sclerosis, alongside lung function analysis using advanced imaging modalities. He holds a BSc and PhD in neuroradiology and is a member of professional bodies like MInstP and MIPEM.

• Education: BSc, PhD in neuroradiology

Research interests emphasize translating molecular imaging insights into clinical applications, particularly leveraging hyperpolarized carbon-13 MRI for non-invasive metabolic evaluation. His work bridges physics and medicine, aiming to enhance diagnostic precision in neurology and pulmonology.

Recent publications highlight innovations in imaging protocols, Alzheimer’s connectivity studies, and technical advancements in MRI acceleration. He collaborates with experts like Damian Tyler, Johannes Klein, and Andrew Lewis. Open to supervising PhD students and hosting work experience.