Yingliang Ma

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3D computer vision-based guidance system for cardiac interventional procedures

Personal profile

Biography

Dr. YingLiang Ma is the head of the Vision and Graphics Research Group. He has a PhD in Computer Science from University of Manchester and he is the president of the special interest group, Cardiac-SIG, in MICCAI.  Dr. Ma’s research areas mainly lie in the development of novel computer vision and computational geometric algorithms as well as applications in medical image analysis, image-guided surgery and procedure risk assessment. As a Principal Investigator (PI) or Co-PI, Dr Ma has been conducting research in relation to Computer Vision/Machine Learning/AI and parallel computing funded by EPSRC and NIHR. He has been invited to give a number of talks in national and international institutions.

Grants

1. MRC impact fund (University of East Anglia, PI), Value: £44,669, Duration: 01/08/2024 - 31/07/2025 

2. EPSRC Grant (EP/X023826/1, PI). Value: £279,504. Duration: 01/10/2023 - 30/09/2025. Title: Three-dimensional hybrid guidance system for cardiac interventional procedures.

3. NIHR grant (II-LB-0814-20001, Co-I). Value: £400,719. Duration: 01/10/2015 - 30/09/2018. Title: MRI-augmented guidance for X-ray fluoroscopic paediatric cardiovascular interventions.

4. EU - ERASMUS+ (Co-I). Value: €237,940. Duration: 01/10/2020 – 31/12/2022. Title: Virtual Reality for Augmenting Creativity and Effectiveness of School Training

Membership

President of the special interest group, Cardiac-SIG, in MICCAI 

EPSRC Peer-review College

European Society of Cardiology, Working Group: e-Cardiology

Role

Director of Innovation, School of Computing Sciences

Head of Vision and Graphics Research Group

 

External positions

Visiting Academic Position, King's College London

20222026

Honorary Lecturer, King's College London

20162018

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