Professor Ken Miles is a clinical academic who is used to working at the interface of disciplines. He is fully trained in two medical specialties: radiology and nuclear medicine, and by bringing these fields together, he pioneered a novel method for imaging the flow of blood in tissues and organs. The technique, known as perfusion CT, is now used widely for the assessment of patients suffering stroke.
More recently, his attention has turned to the interface between science and religion. Having previously published specialist textbooks in medical imaging, his latest book is written for a general readership and highlights his belief that science can support a commitment to God.