PhD Candidate in MRI Physics at the University of Nottingham — Sir Peter Mansfield Imaging Centre (SPMIC). Senior MRI Specialist & MSc Neuroimaging (Distinction). Researching epilepsy & brain tumour imaging at the frontier of high-field MRI.
Operating at the intersection of medical physics, cognitive neuroscience, and high-performance computing.
I am Fahad Joman — a PhD Candidate in MRI Physics at the University of Nottingham (Jan 2026 – 2030), conducting advanced research in MRI-based neuroimaging with a focus on epilepsy and brain tumour imaging. My work sits at the intersection of medical physics, neuroscience, and advanced MRI methodology.
I hold an MSc in Neuroimaging (Distinction) from Bangor University, Wales — thesis: measuring CMRO₂ under hypoxia using QSM and ASL/fMRI. I also hold a BSc in Radiologic Technology from Al-Ghad International Colleges, Medina. I bring over 4+ years as Senior MRI Specialist with the Ministry of Health, Saudi Arabia, and am a member of the Supercomputing Wales HPC consortium (Project SCW1708).
In parallel, I am an experienced software developer — building research pipelines and healthcare applications in Python, MATLAB, PHP, and JavaScript. I am also Founder & CEO of PSM design & web company (est. 2010) and hold a Magnetic Resonance Safety Officer (MRSO) certification.
From Medina to Bangor to Nottingham — a decade of building expertise at the intersection of clinical MRI and research neuroscience.
Peer-reviewed work and academic contributions in MRI physics, neuroimaging, epilepsy imaging, and clinical radiology. Based at the Sir Peter Mansfield Imaging Centre, University of Nottingham.
Building computational tools and research pipelines at the intersection of neuroimaging, AI, and high-performance software.
التصوير العصبي وهندسة البرمجيات عالية الأداء.">Building computational tools at the intersection of neuroimaging science and high-performance software architecture.Neuroimaging pipelines, web applications, MRI tools, and design projects spanning research and industry.
Insights on neuroimaging, MRI physics, healthcare technology, and computational methods.
Open to research collaborations, academic partnerships, clinical consultations, and speaking opportunities.
Whether you're a researcher, clinician, or technologist interested in MRI physics, neuroimaging, or computational methods — I'd love to hear from you.