Dr Ross Upton is founder and Chief Scientific Officer of Ultromics and Cardiovascular Scientist at University of Oxford. He specialises in the development and clinical translation of AI-based diagnostic models for Echocardiography. Dr Upton has a broad scientific background having undertaken four degrees in clinical sciences, including two master's degrees, one in Clinical Biochemistry and another in Cardiovascular Imaging. He trained as a clinical scientist within the NHS, before completing a PhD in Cardiovascular Medicine at the University of Oxford. Dr Upton currently serves on the steering committee of the FNIH Heart Failure program: HeartShare; A $37m program dedicated to identifying phenotypes of HFpEF enabling more effective treatment, and additionally serves as the co-chair of the AI steering committee.