Published multiple research papers on fairness issues in AI for medical image processing, such as 'Invisible Attributes, Visible Biases: Exploring Demographic Shortcuts in MRI-Based Alzheimer’s Disease Classification'. Also, a keynote speaker at various international conferences.
Research Experience
Led or participated in several projects including AI-based toxicity prediction in radiotherapy, automated spleen segmentation from ultrasound, topology-informed segmentation, and cardiac functional quantification. Additionally, involved in developing machine learning solutions for other clinical applications such as radiotherapy and vocal tract imaging.
Background
Andrew King is a member of the Motion Modelling and Analysis Group (MMAG) within the School of Biomedical Engineering and Imaging Sciences at King's College London. The group focuses on using artificial intelligence, specifically machine and deep learning, to analyze medical imaging data for extracting clinically useful information.
Miscellany
The MMAG, based at St. Thomas' Hospital in central London, emphasizes the importance of an inclusive research environment, encouraging researchers from diverse backgrounds to thrive together.