Dr Sila Genc
Dr Sila Genc
Details
Role
Team Leader / Clinical Scientist Fellow
Research area
Clinical Sciences
Group
Developmental Imaging
Contact
Available for student supervision
Dr Sila Genc is a Clinical Scientist Fellow generously funded by the Good Friday Appeal.
She is a brain imaging researcher and biomedical engineer focused on developing and applying advanced brain mapping techniques to characterise the developing brain.
Her research integrates diffusion MRI and computational modelling to uncover microstructural changes across the lifespan, and how these developmental patterns deviate in neurological disorders such as epilepsy.
Dr Genc is leading projects that aim to bridge imaging science with clinical neurology to improve diagnostic accuracy and patient outcomes.
She is a brain imaging researcher and biomedical engineer focused on developing and applying advanced brain mapping techniques to characterise the developing brain.
Her research integrates diffusion MRI and computational modelling to uncover microstructural changes across the lifespan, and how these developmental patterns deviate in neurological disorders such as epilepsy.
Dr Genc is leading projects that aim to bridge imaging science with clinical neurology to improve diagnostic accuracy and patient outcomes.
Dr Sila Genc is a Clinical Scientist Fellow generously funded by the Good Friday Appeal.
She is a brain imaging researcher and biomedical engineer focused on developing and applying advanced brain mapping techniques to characterise the developing...
She is a brain imaging researcher and biomedical engineer focused on developing and applying advanced brain mapping techniques to characterise the developing...
Dr Sila Genc is a Clinical Scientist Fellow generously funded by the Good Friday Appeal.
She is a brain imaging researcher and biomedical engineer focused on developing and applying advanced brain mapping techniques to characterise the developing brain.
Her research integrates diffusion MRI and computational modelling to uncover microstructural changes across the lifespan, and how these developmental patterns deviate in neurological disorders such as epilepsy.
Dr Genc is leading projects that aim to bridge imaging science with clinical neurology to improve diagnostic accuracy and patient outcomes.
She is a brain imaging researcher and biomedical engineer focused on developing and applying advanced brain mapping techniques to characterise the developing brain.
Her research integrates diffusion MRI and computational modelling to uncover microstructural changes across the lifespan, and how these developmental patterns deviate in neurological disorders such as epilepsy.
Dr Genc is leading projects that aim to bridge imaging science with clinical neurology to improve diagnostic accuracy and patient outcomes.
Top Publications
- Yang, JY-M, Alateras, O, Tournier, J-D, Genc, S. Improving tractography in peri-lesional oedema using constrained spherical deconvolution in paediatric neurosurgery patients.. Brain Struct Funct 231(3) : 2026 view publication
- Genc, S, Smith, RE, Malpas, CB, Anderson, V, Nicholson, JM, Efron, D, Sciberras, E, Seal, ML, Silk, TJ. Development of white matter fibre density and morphology over childhood: a longitudinal fixel-based analysis. 342097 2026 view publication
- Genc, S, Malpas, CB, Ball, G, Silk, TJ, Seal, ML. Age, sex, and puberty related development of the corpus callosum: a multi-technique diffusion MRI study. 2026 view publication
- Genc, S, Seal, ML, Dhollander, T, Malpas, CB, Hazell, P, Silk, TJ. White matter alterations at pubertal onset. 128165 2026 view publication
- Genc, S, Malpas, CB, Gulenc, A, Sciberras, E, Efron, D, Silk, TJ, Seal, ML. Longitudinal white matter development in children is associated with puberty, attentional difficulties, and mental health. 607671 2026 view publication
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