The Team
CUDL Co-founders
David Golan has spent the last 13 years using machine-learning to solve problems in military intelligence, economics, finance, forensics, genomics and genetics. He holds a PhD in Statistics from Tel-Aviv University and is currently a post-doctoral scholar at Stanford University working on deep-learning methods for ultrasound analysis.
Abhilash Hareendranathan holds a PhD in Engineering from Nanyang Technical University (NTU) in Singapore, currently a Research Associate at the University of Alberta in Edmonton. Since his PhD Abhilash has worked as a Software Engineer at Infosys Technologies in India, an R&D Engineer for Panasonic in Singapore, and an Image Processing Specialist at Curefab in Munich. He is a skilled programmer with extensive experience in ultrasound image processing, and his years of work in industry enable him to generate reliable and innovative computer code on deadline.
Jacob Jaremko is a board-certified pediatric musculoskeletal radiologist, Assistant Professor and Capital Health Endowed Chair at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Canada. He obtained a combined MD-PhD at the University of Calgary, trained in Diagnostic Radiology in Edmonton, and has two clinical fellowships: Pediatric Radiology (Royal Children's Hospital/University of Melbourne, Australia), and Musculoskeletal Radiology (Massachusetts General Hospital /Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA.) His main research interests are in pediatric musculoskeletal disease and 3D imaging analysis.
Chris Mansi is a neurosurgeon currently undertaking a Masters of Business Administration at Stanford Graduate School of Business, in Palo Alto, California. Chris has a medical degree from the University of Cambridge, and neurosurgical registrar training from Queen Square and King’s College Hospitals in London. Among other roles he is a Co-Founder and Director of KC Surgical Training, a UK-based surgical education company, and Co-Founder and CEO of EduSurg Ltd., a medical education platform for surgeons in training. His main interests are in medical business strategy, healthcare management, entrepreneurship and strategic planning.
Manoj Ramachandran is Consultant Paediatric and Young Adult Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgeon at the Royal London and Barts & The London Children's Hospitals, London, and Honorary Reader and Director of Clinical Strategy in the Institute of Bioengineering, Queen Mary University, University of London, England. He undertook clinical and research fellowships in Sydney, Los Angeles and London and his main research interests are in paediatric and young adult bone and joint disease and trauma, cartilage and innovative and translational clinical trials. His other passions are digital health, medical technology and devices, and medical education.
Dornoosh Zonoobi holds a PhD in Electrical & Computer Engineering from National University of Singapore (NUS), currently a Research Associate at the University of Alberta in Edmonton. In her PhD Dornoosh developed new methodologies for reconstruction of undersampled and noisy 3D medical images, and in post-doctoral fellowship in Singapore applied these tools to dynamic and functional MRI reconstruction. Dornoosh brings high-level analytical skills and a network of connections to computer scientists and engineers to the team.
Abhilash Hareendranathan holds a PhD in Engineering from Nanyang Technical University (NTU) in Singapore, currently a Research Associate at the University of Alberta in Edmonton. Since his PhD Abhilash has worked as a Software Engineer at Infosys Technologies in India, an R&D Engineer for Panasonic in Singapore, and an Image Processing Specialist at Curefab in Munich. He is a skilled programmer with extensive experience in ultrasound image processing, and his years of work in industry enable him to generate reliable and innovative computer code on deadline.
Jacob Jaremko is a board-certified pediatric musculoskeletal radiologist, Assistant Professor and Capital Health Endowed Chair at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Canada. He obtained a combined MD-PhD at the University of Calgary, trained in Diagnostic Radiology in Edmonton, and has two clinical fellowships: Pediatric Radiology (Royal Children's Hospital/University of Melbourne, Australia), and Musculoskeletal Radiology (Massachusetts General Hospital /Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA.) His main research interests are in pediatric musculoskeletal disease and 3D imaging analysis.
Chris Mansi is a neurosurgeon currently undertaking a Masters of Business Administration at Stanford Graduate School of Business, in Palo Alto, California. Chris has a medical degree from the University of Cambridge, and neurosurgical registrar training from Queen Square and King’s College Hospitals in London. Among other roles he is a Co-Founder and Director of KC Surgical Training, a UK-based surgical education company, and Co-Founder and CEO of EduSurg Ltd., a medical education platform for surgeons in training. His main interests are in medical business strategy, healthcare management, entrepreneurship and strategic planning.
Manoj Ramachandran is Consultant Paediatric and Young Adult Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgeon at the Royal London and Barts & The London Children's Hospitals, London, and Honorary Reader and Director of Clinical Strategy in the Institute of Bioengineering, Queen Mary University, University of London, England. He undertook clinical and research fellowships in Sydney, Los Angeles and London and his main research interests are in paediatric and young adult bone and joint disease and trauma, cartilage and innovative and translational clinical trials. His other passions are digital health, medical technology and devices, and medical education.
Dornoosh Zonoobi holds a PhD in Electrical & Computer Engineering from National University of Singapore (NUS), currently a Research Associate at the University of Alberta in Edmonton. In her PhD Dornoosh developed new methodologies for reconstruction of undersampled and noisy 3D medical images, and in post-doctoral fellowship in Singapore applied these tools to dynamic and functional MRI reconstruction. Dornoosh brings high-level analytical skills and a network of connections to computer scientists and engineers to the team.
CUDL Members
Naomi Winn (MBBS, BMedSci, FRCR) is a Consultant Musculoskeletal Radiologist working at the Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital in Oswestry, UK. Her radiology training was in the Northern Deanery of the UK, followed by a Fellowship in MSK Radiology at the University of Alberta Hospital in Edmonton, Canada. Her main research interests are imaging in bone and soft tissue tumours and arthropathies.
