Simon Lambert received a double Master degree in physics instrumentation and in material science from ENSPG Grenoble and Politecnico di Torino in 2006. Then he developed dedicated MR coils during his PhD at university PARIS Saclay. During his post doc at Paris U773 (2011-2013) and King’s College London (2013-2015), his research topics were on new methods applied to clinical and preclinical MRI. More specifically he worked on electromagnetic simulations and characterization of monolithic very small superconducting coils for mouse brain imaging. After his PhD, he moved to a clinical environment and applied research on advanced methodological MRI developments for liver disease. At Kings College London he introduced a new MRE and MR-diffusion method able to link tissue microstructure with macroscopic measurements. He is currently assistant professor at Lyon 1. His current research interests include design of new RF coils, and development of innovative MRI methods to characterized tissue microarchitecture. He is co-founder of SoQUT imaging which aims to democratize quantitative Magnetic Resonance Imaging.