Lead Advisor

With an illustrious career, Homer spent nine years as the SVP, Chief Scientific, and Chief Technology Officer at Philips. Before that, he made substantial contributions in the Department of Radiology at Mass General Hospital and Harvard Medical School. He also played a key role as the CEO and co-founder of a biotech startup and gained valuable experience working with prestigious organizations like Draper Laboratory and MIT Lincoln Laboratory.

Homer's academic achievements are equally impressive, having earned his MS and PhD from Northeastern University, an MS in Management from MIT, and his BS from the University of Illinois.

Clinical Advisor

Dr. Christoph Wald brings a wealth of international experience and innovation to RADPAIR. Trained in Europe and the United States, Dr. Wald currently serves as a leader and physician in an integrated academic radiology group practice in Boston, Massachusetts. In addition, he holds the position of Professor of Radiology at Tufts University Medical School.

A proactive innovator, Dr. Wald has a long-standing history of industry co-creation and collaboration on product development. His advising roles extend across imaging companies and financial sector firms, bringing an interdisciplinary approach to radiology.

Dr. Wald earned his MD and PhD from Bonn University Medical School in Germany. He also holds an MBA from Babson College in Wellesley, Massachusetts. Notably, Dr.Wald holds a variety of leadership positions at his local healthcare entity as well as within the Informatics portfolio and in institutional oversight functions of the American College of Radiology.

Legal Advisor

Kate Chapman has practised law as an English solicitor since qualifying in 2012. Kate is also admitted as an attorney in New York. Having obtained an LLB in Law with European law from the University of Nottingham. Kate has since worked in London, New York, Dubai and Qatar undertaking roles in various law firms, banks, brokers and in a pharmaceutical company. Kate has extensive knowledge in the areas of banking and finance and compliance, and has acted as the Money Laundering Reporting Officer for two entities. Fluent in Spanish, Kate also has knowledge of French, German and Arabic.

Clinical Advisor

Dr. Imran Quraishi is an accomplished academic radiologist currently affiliated with the University of Tennessee Medical Center. In his role as the Director of Imaging Informatics and Section Head of Abdominal Imaging, Dr. Quraishi spearheads the academic pursuits of the section, focusing on education, innovation, and research. He is a passionate advocate for the utilization of artificial intelligence to enhance patient care and mitigate physician burnout. Moreover, Dr. Quraishi actively engages with start-ups and collaborates with engineering doctorate candidates to facilitate the realization of groundbreaking technologies in the medical imaging domain.

Dr. Quraishi earned his Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering from the University of Tennessee and his Medical Doctorate from the Quillen College of Medicine. He completed his radiology training at the University of Louisville, and he further honed his skills through a fellowship in Abdominal Imaging and Informatics from the University of Maryland and Johns Hopkins University.