Bio

Tom joined CSC in October 2021 after more than 10 years working in academia as an MRI physicist. His Ph.D. was focused on the development of novel MR techniques for imaging the cardiovascular system.

Tom joined King’s College London in 2017 where he specialised developing new methods for imaging the unborn fetus inside the womb. In particular, his work focussed on creating three-dimensional representations of the fetal brain and beating fetal heart for the purposes of improving the diagnosis of congenital birth abnormalities.

Throughout his career, Tom has been driven to apply his technical skills to improve healthcare. In 2022, he gained an HEE Topol Digital Fellowship to deliver 3D fetal MRI capabilities to hospital Trusts outside of GSTT.

CSC Team Role

Tom is a lead member on the AI Deployment Engine (AIDE) project. He is heavily involved in the design of AIDE and the deployment of AIDE across the ten partner hospitals, and he is an active developer of AIDE apps developer. Tom also leads on the Constraint Optimisation project, the development of hazen and oversees the CSC website.

Other roles include providing expertise for projects related to MRI, consulting on interdisciplinary projects at the interface between researchers and clinicians, supervising and supporting fellow AI engineers and developing the in-house Quality Management System for ISO 13485 compliance.