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Dr. Pablo Lamata is a Prof. in Biomedical Engineering at King’s College of London. His research interest focuses in the combination of imaging and computational modelling technologies to improve the management of cardiovascular diseases. He develops solutions to stratify subjects according to the remodelling of cardiac anatomy, to characterise the performance of the heart during diastole, and to assess non-invasively the pressure driving blood flow. His team (http://cmib.website) has developed solutions for the identification of faulty valves, for the detection of growth differences caused by pre-term birth, or for the optimal patient selection for ablation or resynchronization therapies, among others. He coordinated the EU consortium "Personalised In-Silico Cardiology” (http://picnet.eu) that defined the vision of how to deliver precision cardiology based on digital twin technologies (https://doi.org/10.1093/eurheartj/ehaa159).
