Simon Arridge

Simon Arridge is Professor of Image Processing in the Department of Computer Science at University College London (UCL) and serves on the Advisory Board of the Cambridge Mathematics of Information in Healthcare (CMIH) hub at the University of Cambridge. His institutional base resides within UCL's Faculty of Engineering Sciences, with cross-institutional collaboration through CMIH at Cambridge's Centre for Mathematical Sciences.

His research specializes in mathematical approaches to Inverse Problems, with concentrated expertise in Image Reconstruction methodologies for Medical Imaging applications. This work bridges computational mathematics, signal processing, and clinical healthcare technology development, focusing on algorithmic solutions for tomographic imaging systems and diagnostic accuracy enhancement. The research demonstrates strong interdisciplinary alignment between computer science foundations and translational medical applications.

As an Advisory Board member for CMIH, Arridge contributes strategic direction to this University of Cambridge initiative focused on mathematical healthcare innovation. While not available for external consultancy, his academic leadership shapes research priorities at the intersection of imaging science and healthcare data analysis within both institutional frameworks.