Professor Richard Prager

Richard Prager is the Head of Cambridge University School of Technology and one of the leaders of the Medical Imaging Group. He is a fellow of Queens' College Cambridge and of the Institution of Engineering and Technology. His research interests are in the development of ultrasonic imaging techniques and their applications in medicine. He is one of the principle architects of the Stradx and Stradwin freehand 3D ultrasound systems.

Online tool to help students prepare for university engineering entrance interviews

i-want-to-study-engineering.org provides a collection of problems, many of which have been used in Cambridge engineering entrance interbviews in the past. The site offers a comprehensive set of hint videos to support students as they work out their solutions. The problems are designed to help students learn to solve multi-stage technical problems, not just as a tool for interview preparation. The site is funded by a generous dontation from The Underwood Trust and is edited by Prof Prager.

Research

• Projects
• Research Opportunities
• Publications
• Free software: download Stradx or Stradwin

Teaching

In the past he has delivered part of the first year engineering maths course covering convolution, Fourier series, and probability. He has also lectured the first year digital circuits course, including topics such as combinational and sequential logic. He currently teaches a course on medical image acquisition for third-year students.

Contact Information

University of Cambridge Department of Engineering Trumpington Street Cambridge, CB2 1PZ United Kingdom

Phone: +44 (0)1223 332771 Fax: +44 (0)1223 332662 E-mail: rwp@eng.cam.ac.uk

Updated: April 2007