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Steven Williams is a Professor of Imaging Sciences and Head of the Neuroimaging Department at King’s College London, leading the Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences. His work focuses on translating neuroimaging techniques into clinical practice, particularly in CNS disorders. He holds a PhD in Magnetic Resonance Imaging from the University of Cambridge (1988) and a BSc in Medicinal Chemistry from Loughborough University (1985).
Education:
- Doctor of Science, NMR Imaging, University of Cambridge (1988)
- Bachelor of Science, Medicinal & Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Loughborough University (1985)
Research Interests: Development of MRI techniques for clinical applications, including autism classification (90% accuracy), brain imaging in food intake regulation, and diagnosis tools for CNS disorders. Key achievements include NHS Innovation of the Year (2010) and GE Healthcare Thought Leader (2010).
Awards:
- Pfizer Young British Scientist of the Year (1994)
- First King’s Business Development Award (2008)
- NHS Innovation of the Year Award (2010)
- GE Healthcare Thought Leader of the Year (2010)
Grants & Projects: Leads over 400 projects, including NIH-funded CHIME Study and the Wellcome Trust-funded Neuroimaging Sciences Centre. Focuses on precision medicine, robotic cardiac interventions, and AI-enhanced diagnostics.
Labs/Teams: Director of the Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences and collaborates globally on SDGs like healthcare innovation.
