Clinical Director, Imaging
Barts Heart Centre and UCL
London, England, United Kingdom
James Moon is a Professor of Cardiology, University College London and clinical director of imaging, Barts Heart Centre, which serves a population of 6 million and performs 10,000 CMR, 7000 CT and 60,000 echos a year. He is a former member of NICE technology appraisal, past President of the British Society of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance, co-founder of LondonCMR, founder of the T1 mapping development group and ran the SCMR website for 5 years. His research groups interests are in heart muscle and the discovery/translation to clinical practice of imaging biomarkers for better care. He aims to observe rare and common disease, capturing causality to inform genetic and big data perspectives. He aims to move cardiology away from diseases definitions based on imaging morphology, to definitions based on pathways activated with novel biomarkers and therapies. His technical focus is on capturing signal from key processes (focal and diffuse fibrosis, iron, amyloid, fat with techniques including late gadolinium enhancement, T1 ECV and perfusion mapping) and transforming signal into data (AI approaches) and delivering them as globally quality controlled metrics for clinical care. This includes widening access for example - faster, cheaper, easier imaging in the developed world or MRI for pacemaker patients. He has 450 Pubmed papers. Google citations 40,000, h-index 95. Recipient of the 2021 SCMR gold medal. During COVID, he set up Covidsortium, the world's most informative granular mild disease study, publishing 3 Lancet, 3 Science and 1 Nature paper, generating 1200 global news articles and influencing global policies. Recently he founded Mycardium AI Ltd to bring superhuman AI to cardiology.
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