Dr Carl Power heads multiple facilities in the Mark Wainwright Analytical Centre including the Biological Resources Imaging Laboratory, the UNSW Flow Cytometry Facility, Biospecimen Services and Cold Storage Services. He is also the Program Lead for UNSW Health Research Platforms, and a Node Director for the UNSW Node of the NCRIS-supported project, the Australian National Imaging Facility.

Research Interests:

As Head of BRIL, Dr Power has diverse interests in preclinical imaging techniques including MRI, PET, CT, Optical Imaging and Ultrasound and their application to research. Dr Power's research in the area of cancer biology in general, and specifically prostate cancer biology, is focused on use of animal models to identify mechanisms of prostate cancer metastasis to bone, immune responses to prostate cancer and its bone metastases and preclinical assessment of treatments to prevent bone metastasis.

Broad Research Areas:
Preclinical Imaging, Cancer, Immunology, Cell Biology

Qualifications:
Dr Power completed a PhD in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology at the University of Saskatchewan, Canada, before immigrating to Australia in 2000. He also holds a MSc in Immunology from the Atlantic Veterinary College and a BSc from the University of Prince Edward Island.

Society Memberships & Professional Activities: Member of the World Molecular Imaging Society

Specific Research Keywords:
Preclinical Imaging, Biospecimens, Biobanking, Flow Cytometry, Prostate Cancer, Bone Metastasis, Immunology,