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Ambre Bertrand

CDT Student

My DPhil aims to improve our understanding of cardiac abnormalities in type 2 diabetes, a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease. I apply a range of statistical methods to clinical data in the UK Biobank, and hope to explain differences observed by constructing personalised digital twins of patients’ hearts. My supervisors are Prof. Blanca Rodriguez and Prof. Vicente Grau. 

I hold an MEng in Engineering Science from the University of Oxford. My final project focused on multi-modal image registration and quantitative imaging of cancer. I’ve held various research intern positions in medical data science and modelling including at the Oxford Institute of Biomedical Engineering, a medical device start up, and the University of California, San Diego jointly with Simula Research Laboratory, Norway.

When I am not behind my computer screen, I love spending time outdoors rowing, going on walks and hikes, swimming, reading, and cooking with/for my friends and family.

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