About Us
For athletes, for patients
Building on years of inter-disciplinary research, Biomex spun out of Imperial College London's department of Bioengineering in 2020. Our mission is to exploit emergent technologies to address current limitations in the treatment of major musculoskeletal conditions.
Meet the Team
Lance Rane
FounderMedical doctor and engineer. Lance draws on his background in neuroscience, rehabilitation, biomechanics and machine learning to lead Biomex.
Anthony Bull
FounderProfessor of musculoskeletal mechanics. Ex-head of the Department of Bioengineering at Imperial. Anthony brings world-leading expertise to Biomex.
Martin Ramette
Research ScientistGraduate biomedical engineer (MSc, PhD) with a specialization in Biomechanics and Mechanobiology. Martin brings in-depth scientific knowledge and great communication skills to advance the project toward clinical testing.
Lily Su
Project ManagerClinical neuroscientist (DPhil) and Translational Research Scientist at Imperial College, Lily is responsible for managing Biomex's verification and validation studies along with setting up clinical trials in accordance with GCP/ICH guidelines.
Tzer-Nan Lin
Embedded Software EngineerComputer science master and engineer. Tzer-Nan is proficient in software design and familiar with hardware and firmware frameworks. He is responsible for embedded system development, advancing Biomex's project into clinical trials.
Jack Deadman
Data ScientistJack is a graduate computer scientist from the University of Sheffield (MCOMP, Ph.D). He brings expertise in machine learning and signal processing with his background in speech recognition. Jack is responsible for developing and validating the ML solutions used inside Biomex devices.
Alice Benton
Engineering ResearcherAlice runs data collection and validation activities while completing her PhD in the Department of Bioengineering, Imperial College.
Diana Toderiță
Scientific AdvisorPostdoctoral research associate (MEng, PhD) in Imperial College London. Diana provides expert scientific guidance on biomechanical analysis techniques and their application in understanding musculoskeletal function.
Xueyan Li
Student ResearcherXueyan is keen on exploring machine learning methods that can improve efficiency in a data constrained system. She is currently studying Bioengineering at Imperial College London.
Eline van der Kruk
AdvisorAssistant Professor of Biomechanical Engineering at TU Delft. Eline's analytical skills are second to none and she has a keen eye for good design, making her a huge asset to the team!