I am a Sir Henry Dale Research Fellow who is passionate about making a difference to people’s lives - with a focus on translating digital healthcare solutions into clinical practice.

My research interests are in the automated analysis of medical images to study, diagnose and manage musculoskeletal disorders. I use methods from computer vision, machine learning and data science to develop accurate systems for outlining and analysing structures in widely used medical images such as radiographs.

My multidisciplinary fellowship project aims to develop a software tool to automatically analyse radiographic image information, clinical and patient-reported data to improve the management and outcome of knee replacement surgery, and to develop general guidance and strategies on how to bring such a tool into the clinic.

The overall goal of my work is to transform clinically collected image data into useful medical information to benefit healthcare at individual and societal levels.