Sandra Dudley-Mcevoy

Professor Sandra Dudley-Mcevoy is affiliated with the School of Engineering at London South Bank University, where she leads research in adaptive optical-wireless systems and biomedical imaging. Her work bridges low-power communication systems with health/energy sector applications, including collaborations with BT and international networks.

• PhD in Physics from University of Essex (2001-2004)

Her research focuses on remote sensing, applied AI for communications, and non-wearable medical imaging technologies, with notable projects in:

• Smart grid reliability via machine learning
• Microwave imaging for breast/cervical cancer detection
• Digital twins for urban-rural energy connectivity

Recent publications highlight her expertise in microwave imaging, deep learning architectures, and adaptive wireless systems, often applied to medical diagnostics and power grid optimization. Her team’s work spans:

• Huygens’ Principle simulations for biomedical imaging
• 6D skeleton tracking for gait analysis
• Predictive fault-finding in solar farms

Scientific awards include:

• £1.6M Smart Innovate UK grant
• €2M ROVER international network
• £1.1M Network Plus project

She directs LSBU’s School Innovation Centre and contributes to IEEE/Elsevier journal reviews, with over 100 technical publications and 15 recent articles demonstrating sustained impact across engineering and health sectors.