Fernando Pérez-García
Senior Research Machine Learning Engineer
About
I am a senior research machine learning engineer at Microsoft Research Health Futures (opens in new tab). My work within the Biomedical Imaging (opens in new tab) group focuses on translating multimodal artificial intelligence research into clinical practice.
Prior to joining Microsoft, I worked as a research engineer in the Centre for Neuroimaging Research (opens in new tab) at the Paris Brain Institute (opens in new tab). Then, I moved on to UCL (opens in new tab) and King’s College London (opens in new tab) for my PhD in Medical Imaging, where I applied artificial intelligence to improving the treatment of epilepsy.
I am a strong supporter of open-source software, and a recurrent contributor to multiple open-source projects. When not staring at a computer screen, I can be found playing football or trumpet.
Further details on my work can be found in my Google Scholar (opens in new tab) and GitHub (opens in new tab) profiles.
News
2025/04/03 – Presentation of our research at EURECOM (opens in new tab).
2025/02/06 – Presentation of our paper in Nature Machine Intelligence (opens in new tab) at the Cambridge AI Club (opens in new tab).
2024/10/03 – Poster of RadEdit (opens in new tab) at the European Conference on Computer Vision (ECCV).
2024/07/05 – Lecture at the UCL Medical Image Computing Summer School (MedICSS) (opens in new tab).
2024/04/14 – MICCAI Industrial Talk (opens in new tab).
2024/03/15 – Presentation of our research at The Francis Crick Institute (opens in new tab).
2022/11/21 – Presentation and round table at The Alan Turing Institute (opens in new tab).