We study blood flow in the cardiovascular system using clinical data and modelling (theoretical, computational and experimental). 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 in St Thomas's Hospital, a leading research centre in the heart of London.
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.
Congratulatins to Aristide Mathieu on successfully defending his PhD research during his viva on 10th January 2025. His thesis is titled Using the Photoplethysmogram Signal to Assess Cardiovascular Health.
The group participated in the ARTERY24 conference in October 2024. Sara Vardanega gave an oral presentations on image-based continuous analysis of the photoplethysmography signal for assessing vascular age. Jordi Alastruey was an invted speaker at the roundtable titled Vascular ageing translation to practice: Mind the Gaps and Follow the Trends!
The group participated in the 8th International Conference on Computational and Mathematical Biomedical Engineering in Arlington, USA, in June 2024.
Fatma Alimahomed, Sara Vardanega, and David Wilson gave presentations on pulse wave-based assessments of foetal growth restriction, vascular ageing, and aortic valve stenosis, respectively. Jingyuan Hong presented on estimating blood pressure changes from photoplethymography. Jordi Alastruey co-organised two mini-symposa on digital twins in biomedical engineering and virtual subjects for cardiovascular research.
In April 2024, Jordi Alastruey became an Associate Editor for the journal Biomedical Signal Processing and Control.
Jordi Alastruey contributed to the final VascAgeNet workshop and WG meeting in Riga, Latvia, in March 2024, where achievements of the Physiological and Technical Background WG2, led by Jordi, were showcased. These slides highlight the main WG2 achievements, with our group's contributions to VascAgeNet summarised here.
We are based in 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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