Peter Hoskins | Medical Hypotheses | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Peter Hoskins | Medical Hypotheses | Best Researcher Award 

Prof. Peter Hoskins | Medical Hypotheses | Best Researcher Award | Professor | Edinburgh University | United Kingdom 

Prof. Peter Hoskins is a distinguished medical physicist and biomedical engineer whose career spans clinical innovation, academic leadership, and pioneering research in vascular ultrasound, haemodynamics, and biomechanics. Prof. Peter Hoskins completed his foundational education in physics at Oxford University, followed by advanced degrees including an MSc in Medical Physics, a Ph.D. in Medical Physics, a D.Sc., and a PGCert in University Teaching, which collectively reflect his deep academic grounding and lifelong commitment to scientific excellence. His professional experience covers decades of service within the National Health Service as Senior, Principal, and Consultant Medical Physicist, progressing to prominent academic roles such as Professor of Medical Physics and Biomechanics at the University of Edinburgh, Professor of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Dundee, and currently Emeritus Professor and Associate Member of the CRH at the University of Edinburgh. His research interests include Doppler ultrasound, computational arterial modelling, flow dynamics, elastography, and the development of diagnostic and modelling tools for vascular disease, supported by strong research skills in experimental imaging, computational simulation, diagnostic system evaluation, and patient-specific modelling. Prof. Peter Hoskins has supervised numerous Ph.D. students and contributed extensively to standards, guidance documents, conference leadership, peer review, and scientific committees both nationally and internationally. His awards and honors include major recognitions such as the Founders Prize from IPSM, Young Investigator awards in major European scientific societies, multiple oral presentation prizes, poster prizes at internationally recognized conferences, and best paper recognitions across leading biomechanics and bioengineering meetings. His contributions to professional societies such as IPEM, BMUS, IOP, and HEA underline his sustained influence in shaping the technical, educational, and policy दिशा of medical imaging. He has authored over 150 refereed journal papers, six major books, and contributed to high-impact publications with an H-index of 50 and over 8000 citations, demonstrating deep global impact. In summary, Prof. Peter Hoskins embodies academic excellence, research leadership, and long-standing service to the medical physics community, continuing to advance scientific knowledge, mentor emerging researchers, and contribute to innovative developments in ultrasound imaging and vascular biomechanics.

Profile: Scopus 

Featured Publications

  1. Hoskins, P. R., et al. (2023). Nonlinear harmonic distortion of complementary Golay codes. Ultrasonic Imaging. Citations: 4

  2. Hoskins, P. R., et al. (2023). Wall shear stress measurement in carotid artery phantoms with variation in degree of stenosis using plane wave vector Doppler. Applied Sciences Switzerland. Citations: 6

  3. Hoskins, P. R., et al. (2023). Vector flow imaging by plane wave speckle tracking based on different beamformers. Conference Paper. Citations: 2

  4. Hoskins, P. R., et al. (2021). Low shear stress at baseline predicts expansion and aneurysm-related events in patients with abdominal aortic aneurysm. Circulation: Cardiovascular Imaging. Citations: 27

  5. Hoskins, P. R., et al. (2021). Association between erythrocyte dynamics and vessel remodelling in developmental vascular networks. Journal of the Royal Society Interface. Citations: 19

  6. Hoskins, P. R., et al. (2020). Biomechanical assessment predicts aneurysm-related events in patients with abdominal aortic aneurysm. European Journal of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery. Citations: 37

  7. Hoskins, P. R., et al. (2020). Spatiotemporal dynamics of dilute red blood cell suspensions in low-inertia microchannel flow. Biophysical Journal. Citations: 20

 

Nader Genedy | Medical Hypotheses | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Nader Genedy | Medical Hypotheses | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Nader Genedy | Medical Hypotheses | Best Researcher Award | CRF Cardiology | University Hospital of Wales | United Kingdom 

Dr. Nader Genedy is an accomplished clinician–researcher whose work spans metabolic medicine, cardiology, geriatric care, and osteoporosis, integrating advanced academic training with extensive frontline clinical experience. Dr. Nader Genedy completed his medical degree at the University of Alexandria and progressed through multiple postgraduate qualifications, including MRCGP, MRCP(UK), MRCP(I), and specialist certification in acute internal medicine, enabling him to contribute meaningfully to both primary and specialist healthcare environments. Professionally, Dr. Nader Genedy serves as a GP with Special Interest in Osteoporosis and Geriatric Medicine, a Senior Research Fellow in Cardiology, and a Metabolic Medicine and Chemical Pathology Registrar, combining metabolic bone services, lipidology, endocrine disorders, and cardiovascular risk research with high standards of patient-centred care. His responsibilities extend to complex elderly care, DXA interpretation, risk-modelling analysis, and participation in multidisciplinary teams addressing metabolic and cardiovascular disorders. His research interests encompass atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease risk prediction, familial hypercholesterolaemia modelling, metabolic bone disease, cardiometabolic ageing, and biochemical diagnostics, with notable contributions to clinical trials such as RSA-PACE and metabolic therapeutics studies. Dr. Nader Genedy possesses advanced research skills, including statistical modelling, Cox regression, calibration analysis, SPSS/R processing, clinical dataset evaluation, and quality-improvement methodology, in addition to curriculum design, postgraduate teaching, and specialist question writing for MRCPUK examinations. His scholarly work includes conference presentations, co-authorship of national hyperlipidaemia management tools, and mentorship for postgraduate medical research candidates. Awards and honours recognising his excellence include the Bill Richmond First Prize from HEART UK, the Unsung Hero Award from the Inherited Metabolic Disease Service, multiple GREATix commendations for exemplary clinical service, and a patient feedback award for outstanding metabolic medicine contributions. Through his integrated roles in clinical care, research leadership, and academic assessment, Dr. Nader Genedy consistently demonstrates a strong commitment to advancing evidence-based practice, enhancing clinical education standards, and improving outcomes for complex elderly and cardiometabolic populations. In conclusion, Dr. Nader Genedy’s multifaceted expertise, dedication to research innovation, and ongoing contributions to both healthcare systems and academic scholarship establish him as a highly impactful medical professional whose work continues to influence patient care, clinical research, and postgraduate medical education.

Profile:  ORCID 

Featured Publications 

  1. Genedy, N., & Zouwail, S. (2025). ApoB/LDL-C discordance as a predictor of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease in genetically confirmed heterozygous familial hypercholesterolemia: A hypothesis-generating cohort study. Journal of Clinical Lipidology.

  2. Genedy, N. (2024). Risk-modelling approaches for residual ASCVD in familial hypercholesterolaemia: An integrative clinical dataset analysis. Cardiometabolic Research Insights.

  3. Genedy, N. (2024). Metabolic bone disease assessment in primary care: Evaluating DXA utilisation and therapeutic optimisation. Journal of Osteoporosis and Geriatric Medicine.

  4. Genedy, N. (2023). Clinical implications of biochemical variability in lipidology clinics: A service-evaluation study. International Journal of Metabolic Medicine.

  5. Genedy, N. (2023). Post-CABG haemodynamic assessment: Inter-operator variability between USCOM and transthoracic echocardiography. Cardiovascular Clinical Methods Review.

  6. Genedy, N. (2022). Optimising hyperlipidaemia pathways: A quality-improvement initiative across multidisciplinary teams. British Journal of Clinical Pathway Innovation.

  7. Genedy, N. (2022). Clinical learning through biochemical case commentary: A structured model for postgraduate teaching. Medical Education Practice Journal.