We study cardiovascular blood flow using signal processing and modelling to improve health assessment from pulse wave signals. Learn about our research and contact us . Our group is part of the School of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences at King's College London. We are based at St Thomas's Hospital, a leading research centre in the heart of London.
Jordi Alastruey was a keynote speaker at the Huawei 3rd Conference on Device Research and Algorithm Technology, held in Shanghai, China, in October 2025. His talk, Advancing Health Assessment through Synthetic Pulse Wave Data, highlighted our recent progress in the field.
The group participated in the ARTERY25 conference in October 2025. Fatma Alimahomed gave an oral presentations on machine learning-based classification of fetal growth restriction using ultrasound aortic diameter waveforms. Adam Geale, Eason Rangarajan, Juan Mairal, Mia Wan, Ran Yan, Sara Vardanega and Natali van Zijl presented posters showcasing their current research. Jordi Alastruey contributed to the roundtable titled Vascular ageing: in search of the key criteria for translation to practice
Mia Wan and Sara Vardanega presented their research at the 52nd International Computing in Cardiology Conference held in São Paulo, Brazil, in September 2025. Their oral presentations focused on haemodynamics in peripheral artery disease and vascular age assessment from the photoplethysmogram (PPG), respectively.
Congratulatins to Jingyuan Hong on successfully defending his PhD research during his viva on 6th June 2025. His thesis is titled Non-Invasive Cardiovascular Monitoring: Integrating Pulse Wave Analysis, Machine Learning, and Computational Modelling.
The group participated in the first VITAL training school on Multiscale and Multi-Dimensional Data-driven Cardiovascular Digital Twin Development, held in Delft in March 2025. Jordi Alastruey contributed to the lectures on 0-D/1-D circulation modelling.
Jordi Alastruey was invited to speak at the inaugural Bioelectricity Cluster conference, which will be held in Oxford in April 2025. He will present on Machine Learning-Based Vascular Ageing Assessment as part of the AI and Digital Twins Computational Methods in Medicine theme.
We are based at St Thomas' Hospital, close to the London Eye, Westminster Bridge, and Big Ben, right in the center of London:
St Thomas' Hospital, Westminster Bridge Road, SE1 7EH London, UK
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