Manasi Nandi

Professor Manasi Nandi holds a position as Professor in Integrative Pharmacology at King's College London, affiliated with the School of Cancer & Pharmaceutical Sciences and the Institute of Pharmaceutical Science. Her roles include leading research in cardiovascular pharmacology and physiological waveform analysis, with a focus on translating mathematical methodologies like Symmetric Projection Attractor Reconstruction (SPAR) into clinical applications. She collaborates with King's Health Partners, academic institutions, and industry to advance early detection of disease through waveform analysis.

• Affiliations: Department of Pharmacology & Therapeutics, Institute of Pharmaceutical Science
• Research Interests: Cardiovascular pharmacology, sepsis, nitric oxide pathways, and medical device development

Her work spans drug discovery, preclinical model refinement, and interdisciplinary projects combining mathematics, engineering, and medicine. She leads the Humanising Healthcare podcast series, addressing healthcare inequities and AI bias. Nandi is also committed to education, having designed innovative courses and received awards for teaching excellence.

Grants/Projects: EPSRC-funded SPARICT study on cardiac toxicity assessment, QUMPHY project on photoplethysmography signal analysis, and NC3Rs-funded SPARKS project. She has delivered numerous invited talks and contributed to policy initiatives on animal welfare and experimental protocols.