PhD Thesis: "Towards widespread use of cardiac MRI using new affordable low magnetic field (0.55T) MRI scanner and AI" I graduated in biomedical engineering, first class with honours at 19. The same year, I declined Medical Physics master's offers from the University of Oxford and UCL to pursue a fully-funded PhD in cardiac MRI at King's College London. I am now based in St Thomas Hospital, ranked #1 in the UK.While attending King’s College London, I undertook many research projects both in industry and academia. Notable ones include a one-year research project to identify new biomarkers for osteoporosis diagnosis with I.B.E.X Innovations, Quantifying the impact of motion on cardiac MRI, and determining the potential advantages of low-field scanners functional MRI. At King’s, I also spent time working as a medical physicist in my home country during summers. After graduating with a First Class in BEng Biomedical Engineering, I took my interest in cardiac MRI at low fields to the next level by challenging myself with a PhD.