Andrew King
Professor of Medical Image Analysis
Andrew's research focuses on AI for medical imaging, with particular interests in trustworthy AI, algorithmic fairness and understanding bias in medical image analysis.
OUR PEOPLE
We are a diverse group of researchers working to develop fair, trustworthy and robust AI methods for medical imaging.
OUR TEAM
Professor of Medical Image Analysis
Andrew's research focuses on AI for medical imaging, with particular interests in trustworthy AI, algorithmic fairness and understanding bias in medical image analysis.
Honorary Senior Lecturer
Nick is a healthcare scientist whose research has included deep learning for cardiac MRI, particularly the segmentation and analysis of congenital heart anatomy.
Visiting Lecturer
Esther is a Senior Research Scientist at HeartFlow and holds a visiting academic appointment within TESFA. Her research expertise is in AI-based cardiac image analysis and AI fairness.
PhD Student
Hasara researches cardiac MRI, focusing on changes in cardiac anatomy across repeated scans and how these can improve the assessment of health.
PhD Student
Iman researches AI for cardiac imaging, with a focus on assessing cardiac function from echocardiography images and developing robust segmentation methods.
PhD Student
Mubaraq develops machine-learning approaches for MRI analysis, focusing on the detection, measurement and assessment of pituitary adenomas.
PhD Student
Akshit is a doctoral researcher working in AI for detection and characterisation of shortcut learning and bias.
PhD Student
George is a doctoral researcher working in AI for PET reconstruction.
PhD Student
Zhennan is a doctoral researcher working in AI for postnatal disease diagnosis using fetal MRI.
PhD Student
Victoria researches AI for head and neck cancer radiotherapy, including tumour segmentation and prediction of cancer recurrence.
PhD Student
Stav is a doctoral researcher working on causal analysis of shortcut learning.
PhD Student
Merlin's research focuses on the use of AI for enhancement of total body PET scans.
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