
Biography
Sam moved to Oxford in 2016 where he completed his undergraduate degree in Medical Science at Oxford Brookes University. During his degree, Sam's research project involved working with The University of Oxford on the TEPHRA study to investigate the relationship between blood pressure and cardiac anatomy in adults born prematurely.
Sam then transitioned directly into a PhD using echocardiography, physical activity and cardiorespiratory fitness tests, and other techniques to understand early risk factors for cardiac dysfunction in adolescents with obesity. This research was was part of the OxSOCRATES randomised control trial at The University of Oxford and Oxford Brookes University.
In the final year of his PhD, Sam accepted a position as a post-doctoral researcher at King's College to work with Dr Paul Taylor and colleagues in the Women & Children's Health Department on the follow-up study of children from the UPBEAT trial, where he will be responsible for collecting and analysing the study data. Sam's research interests include paediatric echocardiography and the prevention of cardiovascular disease.
Research

Gu Laboratory
Our research focus on innovation of novel cardiac imaging biomarkers to provide more accurate and simple diagnosis for patients with heart conditions.
Research

Gu Laboratory
Our research focus on innovation of novel cardiac imaging biomarkers to provide more accurate and simple diagnosis for patients with heart conditions.