Prof. James Boardman Personal Chair of Neonatal Medicine james.boardman@ed.ac.uk Current research interests Quantitative magenetic resonance imaging of the developing human brainUnderstanding risk and resilience for brain development after preterm birthMethods for early detection of children at risk of cognitive impaimentStrategies for improving life course outcome after preterm birth Research in a nutshell Professor Boardman’s goal is to develop and evaluate neuroprotective strategies for fetuses and neonates at risk of brain injury and poor neurodevelopmental outcome. He researches the role of neonatal quantitative MR imaging to investigate causal pathways to brain injury, the factors that confer risk or resilience to injury after perinatal adversity, and the relationship between quantitative MR features and long-term functional outcome. He is scientific director of the Jennifer Brown Research Laboratory at the University of Edinburgh / MRC Centre for Reproductive Health. Full research profile, including publications https://www.research.ed.ac.uk/en/persons/d9d38159-d682-4af9-97d2-bbe2a914ea90