Heath Pardoe is a neuroimaging leader with 11 years of experience developing computational MRI techniques to map anatomical brain changes in neurological disease, with a particular focus on epilepsy. As Neuroimaging Theme Lead at The Florey and Associate Professor roles in Australia and previously at NYU, he combines deep learning, machine learning and multi-site harmonization to make large-scale MRI datasets comparable and clinically useful. He is known for rigorous image quality control methods that explicitly assess and correct in-scanner head motion—a subtle but critical factor often overlooked in studies. Heath’s work bridges academic research and large collaborative projects like the Australian Epilepsy Project, translating quantitative imaging advances into operational science. Trained as a PhD biophysicist, he pairs strong methodological grounding with hands-on leadership in multi-center neuroimaging science.
11 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
PhD, Biophysics, PhD, Biophysics at The University of Western Australia
Dux (Valedictorian), Dux (Valedictorian) at Bunbury Catholic College
A cloud-based framework for age prediction using neuroimaging
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Heath Pardoe - Neuroimaging Theme Lead at The Florey