Dr Mark Raseta

I’m a Research Fellow at King’s College London and an RSS advisor. I have a BA and Masters in Mathematics (University of Cambridge) and a PhD in Probability Theory (TU Graz), with postdocs in Mathematical Toxicology (University of York), Medical Statistics (University of Keele and King’s College London), Mathematical Biology (Erasmus MC), Mathematical modelling in macroeconomics (Juelich Research Centre) and also Behavioural Economics (ongoing research theme with a collaborator from the US).

Together with my radiographer colleague I acquired funding for a grant entitled “A novel prediction tool to predict prostate cancer (PCa) aggressiveness from double inversion recovery magnetic resonance imaging (DIR-MRI) and Multi-parametric MRI (mpMRI) techniques” awarded by the North Staffordshire Medical Institute. We have built predictive models of high accuracy which use non-invasive MRI technology to predict staging of prostate cancer. I have managed the research team making sure project milestones are reached successfully which resulted in a manuscript published in Radiography.