Mark McJury

Mark McJury serves as an Honorary Associate Professor within the School of Cancer Sciences at the University of Glasgow, where he contributes to the advancement of medical imaging and cancer treatment research through his expertise in medical physics and oncology applications.

His research program focuses on critical challenges at the intersection of imaging technology and cancer care, with primary interests in Magnetic Resonance Imaging safety protocols, acoustic noise management in clinical settings, and biomarker development for radiotherapy response assessment. Key investigations include neonatal hearing protection during MRI procedures, diffusion-weighted MRI applications in oropharyngeal cancer, and regulatory frameworks for clinical scientists in the UK healthcare system.

Analysis of his publication record (2013-2024) reveals sustained contributions to improving imaging safety and efficacy in oncology, with emerging emphasis on healthcare workforce regulation alongside his technical work in MRI physics. His research demonstrates interdisciplinary collaboration across radiation oncology, medical physics, and clinical science domains.

Dr. McJury maintains active academic engagement through his university affiliation and email contact Mark.Mcjury@glasgow.ac.uk, with recent publications confirming ongoing scholarly contributions to his field.