Queen’s to Collaborate with Cirdan Imaging on £2m R&D Project
The Northern Ireland Molecular Pathology Laboratory (NIMPL) at Queen’s will collaborate with Lisburn-based Cirdan Imaging on a major multi-million pound R&D project for the precision medicine market.

Cirdan Imaging, a medical imaging company specialising in developing medical devices and software used in surgery and cancer diagnosis, has been offered £1.4m from Invest NI to support the creation of 46 new jobs over the next four years to help deliver the R&D project.
Professor Manuel Salto-Tellez and Professor David Gonzalez de Castro, from the Centre for Cancer Research and Cell Biology at Queen’s, will lead the collaboration with Cirdan Imaging.