Braden Thai
Informatics Radiographer
Braden is a Senior MRI Research and Informatics Radiographer with 18 years of experience, based at the Melbourne Brain Centre, The Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health. He has experience in advanced neuroimaging, including previous work in ultra-high field (7T) MRI at the Melbourne Brain Centre Imaging Unit, supporting a range of research studies and imaging protocols.
In his current role, Braden combines MRI research with responsibilities in imaging informatics, focusing on data management, research data workflows, and supporting the underlying infrastructure and storage systems required for imaging studies. His work contributes to the efficient handling and organisation of complex imaging datasets, supporting high-quality and reproducible research.
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