- The state of the art in medical imaging
- How imaging is changing as a result of changing needs within healthcare provision globally
- How imaging and data will be combined now and in the future
- The role that imaging and data aggregation and interpretation will play in precision medicine.
Ken currently holds the position of Company President of Toshiba Medical Visualization Systems in Edinburgh with responsibility for a team of over 100 computer scientists, data analysts and clinical experts. This group is responsible for research and development of advanced visualization technology and novel clinical applications for 3D medical imaging as part of Toshiba Medical Systems Corporation. In this post Ken is part of Toshiba Medical’s Global R&D leadership and serves as an industry advisory to the Scottish Government on the Life Sciences Industry Leadership Group. Ken is also chairman of the Scottish Lifesciences Association. Ken returned to Edinburgh in August 2007 to join Toshiba as R&D General Manager having previously he held the post of Operations Director for a European multinational running its imaging R&D facility in Cambridge, England. Ken studied Electronics and Computer Science at Edinburgh University and has a PhD in image analysis and four years postdoctoral research experience in medical image analysis.
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