About me

I am a Reader (Associate Professor) in Medical Image Analysis at  School of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences at King's College London.  My research topics include reconstruction of motion corrupted MRI of fetal brain, heart, body and placenta, and understanding brain development in preterm babies using MRI. 

I thank to Medical Research Council, EPSRC IAA, Academy of Medical Sciences, Rosetrees Trust, EPSRC DTP, EPSRC CDT in Smart Medical Imaging, and EPSRC CDT in PSI for funding my research projects. I am also contributing to the Developing Human Connectome Project, iFind project and Placenta Imaging Project.

I graduated at Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Informatics, Comenius University, Bratislava. My PhD was awarded at Department of Computing, Imperial College London, where I worked on image analysis of Infant brain MRI. During my postoc at Imperial I worked on neonatal brain MRI. At Institute of Biomedical Engineering at University of Oxford I developed automatic image analysis tools for fetal brain MRI and Ultrasound.