Chima is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the King’s College London Comprehensive Cancer Centre, where they develop artificial intelligence (AI) methods for imaging and multimodal data in cancer research.

Their work focuses on computational pathology, combining computer vision and multimodal learning to improve prediction and prognosis. They develop robust and interpretable AI models for digitised histopathology images and multimodal datasets, with the aim of improving risk stratification and supporting more personalised treatment strategies.

Current work spans multiple cancer types, including head and neck cancers and breast cancer. Their broader research focuses on explainable multimodal AI, with an emphasis on developing trustworthy and clinically relevant AI tools.