Summary
Francesco Grussu is a biomedical engineer and senior investigator specializing in computational and quantitative MRI with over a decade of focused research in diffusion MRI for neurological disease and oncology. He holds a PhD in Magnetic Resonance Physics from UCL and has led translational projects at VHIO developing histology-informed, AI-powered diffusion MRI methods for precision cancer imaging, including a Beatriu de Pinós and a la Caixa Junior Leader Fellowship. His work bridges careful biophysical model development, histological validation, and machine learning to extract clinically meaningful biomarkers, with notable experience in spinal cord MRI for multiple sclerosis and liver cancer imaging. An elected trainee representative for the ISMRM White Matter Study Group, he combines academic leadership with international collaborations (including a research visit to NYU) and a practical engineering background in signal processing and experimental design.
9 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's Degree Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) Biomedical Engineering, Bachelor's Degree Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) Biomedical Engineering at Università degli Studi di Cagliari
Master's Degree Master of Engineering (MEng) Bioengineering - Neuroengineering and Cognitive Neuroscience, Master's Degree Master of Engineering (MEng) Bioengineering - Neuroengineering and Cognitive Neuroscience at Università degli Studi di Genova
University College London
English, Italian, sardinian, Spanish, Catalan