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Professor Greg Slabaugh

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Director of the Digital Environment Research Institute and Professor of Computer Vision and AI

Email: g.slabaugh@qmul.ac.uk

Profile

Greg is Professor of Computer Vision and AI and director of the newly formed Digital Environment Research Institute (DERI) at Queen Mary. His primary research interests include computer vision, deep learning, computational photography, medical image computing.

Prior to joining Queen Mary University of London in 2020, he was Chief Scientist in Computer Vision (EU) for Huawei Technologies R&D where he led a team of research scientists working in computational photography, studying the camera image signal processor (ISP) pipeline including denoising, demosaicing, automatic white balance, super-resolution, and colour enhancement for high quality photographs and video.  Earlier industrial appointments include Medicsight, where he led a team of research scientists in detection of pre-cancerous lesions in the colon and lung, imaged with computed tomography; with the companys ColonCAD product receiving FDA clearance and CE marking.  He also was an employee of Siemens, where he performed research in medical image computing and 3D shape modelling. He holds 36 granted patents and has over 150 publications.

He earned a PhD in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, USA where his thesis focused on reconstruction of 3D shapes from 2D photographs.  For six years he was an academic at City, University of London where he taught modules in computer vision, graphics, computer games technology, and programming in addition to leading research grants funded by the European Commission, EPSRC and Innovate UK.  He was awarded a university-wide Research Student Supervision Award in 2017, and a Teaching in the Schools award for the School of Mathematics, Computer Science, and Engineering in 2016.

Prof Slabaugh is also the Alan Turing Institute's Turing (Academic) Liaison on behalf of Queen Mary, as part of the University's role in the Turing University Network.

Research

Publications

  • Gallagher-Syed A, Pitzalis C, Lewis MJ et al. (2026). ProtoPathway: Biologically Structured Prototype-Pathway Fusion for Multimodal Cancer Survival Prediction. nameOfConference

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  • Hoang MT, Chen Y, Slabaugh G et al. (publicationYear). Correction: A systematic review of multimodal machine learning models for heart failure classification and prognosis prediction. nameOfConference


  • Misghina S, Zolotarev A, Rauseo E et al. (2026). Construction of a Bi-Atrial Statistical Shape Atlas for In-Silico Population Studies. nameOfConference


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  • Hoang MT, Aung N, Chen Y et al. (publicationYear). A systematic review of multimodal machine learning models for heart failure classification and prognosis prediction. nameOfConference


  • Senadeera DC, Kollias D, Slabaugh G (2026). CoLoRSMamba: Conditional LoRA-Steered Mamba for Supervised Multimodal Violence Detection. nameOfConference


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  • Ahmed N, Slabaugh G, Baumbach A (2026). 26-A-13665-ACC AI-DRIVEN CT ANALYSIS FOR PREDICTING PACEMAKER REQUIREMENT AFTER TRANSCATHETER AORTIC VALVE REPLACEMENT. nameOfConference


  • Bransby KM, He X, Bourantas CV et al. (2026). IntraCross: Cross-modality graph matching for intravascular sequence registration. nameOfConference


  • Seal S, Dee W, Shah A et al. (publicationYear). Counting cells can accurately predict small-molecule bioactivity benchmarks. nameOfConference


  • Zhong R, Chiang C-Y, Fathy Y et al. (2026). Safe Intelligent Vehicles: Intent Is What We Need. nameOfConference


  • Rauseo E, Bevis L, Chen X et al. (2026). Understanding the mechanisms of TAVI durability through computational modelling: a multidisciplinary review. nameOfConference


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Grants

  • (Knowledge base lead) Accelerated Knowledge Transfer to Innovate (AKT2I) with Keen AI, Innovate UK, 2023
  • (Co-Investigator) An Ecosystem for Digital Twins in Healthcare, Horizon Europe, 2023-2025
  • (Research Collaborator) Biomedical Research Centre, NIHR, 2022-2027
  • (Knowledge base lead) Queen Mary University of London and Wise Plc Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP), 2022-2023
  • (Co-Investigator) Collaborative Training Partnership in AI for Drug Discovery, led by Exscientia PLC, BBRSC, 2022-2028
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