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No. 48 Clinician voices

Pearse Keane

Professor of Artificial Medical Intelligence, University College LondonUnited Kingdom

He designs computer vision systems to diagnose complex retinal diseases from optical coherence tomography.

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The Signal

His research demonstrates how deep learning can detect systemic disease signatures from simple eye scans. He bridges advanced artificial intelligence development with regulatory translation in European healthcare systems.

Who Pearse Keane is

He designs computer vision systems to diagnose complex retinal diseases from optical coherence tomography.

His research demonstrates how deep learning can detect systemic disease signatures from simple eye scans. He bridges advanced artificial intelligence development with regulatory translation in European healthcare systems.

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Role
Professor of Artificial Medical Intelligence
Organisation
University College London
Platforms
LinkedIn, X
Based in
United Kingdom, Europe
Influence Score 86.9editorial estimate, see how it is built
Reach (25% weight)80

Audience size across LinkedIn, X, YouTube, podcasts and newsletters.

Engagement (20% weight)84

How much the audience actually reacts, comments, shares and subscribes.

Credibility (25% weight)96

Clinical, research, operating or investing track record behind the commentary.

Consistency (15% weight)83

Publishing cadence and how reliably they show up with original work.

Industry impact (15% weight)91

Whether decision makers, policy and capital actually move on what they say.

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