
Martin Bishop
Following his undergraduate degree in Physics (University of Oxford, UK), Martin Bishop studied for a PhD in Computational Biology (University of Oxford, UK), specialising in Computational Cardiac Modelling, with a PhD project concerned with simulating the fluorescent signals obtained from optical mapping recordings of cardiac electrophysiology. In his first postdoc, Martin developed fine-scaled computational cardiac models directly from high-resolution MRI data, which were used in his later 4-year Sir Henry Wellcome Postdoctoral Fellowship to investigate the role of anatomical heterogeneity in the mechanisms of initiation and maintenance of arrhythmias.
Following his Fellowship, Martin took-up an academic position at King’s College London in the Department of Biomedical Engineering, where he is now a Reader in Computational Cardiac Electrophysiology. His core focus is to understand arrhythmia and electrotherapy mechanisms in different types of structural heart disease to directly improve clinical practice via enhanced arrhythmic risk stratification, and optimising implanted device therapy and catheter ablation. Martin’s work is facilitated by the use of clinical imaging data and electrophysiology recordings for both model construction and validation, including direct interaction with medical device and mapping companies, and basic science experimentalists. His current research interests involve the integration of computational models with advanced machine learning approaches to facilitate the integration of modelling into direct clinical practice.
Papers
First author 1
Middle author 42
In silico trials for sex-specific patient inclusion criteria in cardiac resynchronization therapy
npj Digital Medicine, 2026
JACC Advances, 2026
Ischemia modulation via coronary revascularization and effects on the arrhythmic substrate
Heart Rhythm, 2026
PLoS Computational Biology, 2025
Nature Cardiovascular Research, 2025
Heart Rhythm O2, 2025
Computers in Biology and Medicine, 2025
Cardiac Anatomical and Electrical Axes: Proposed Definitions and Interplay
Computing in cardiology, 2024
Journal of Cardiovascular Electrophysiology, 2024
Managing arrhythmia in cardiac resynchronisation therapy
Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine, 2023
Heart Rhythm, 2023
Cardiac digital twins of the adult population: linking electrophysiological functions to anatomy
EP Europace, 2023
The 12 most recent of 42. All of them are under Every group paper.
Last author 8
PLoS ONE, 2025
Effect of Scar Interpolation Methods on Simulated Ventricular Tachycardia in Infarcted Heart Models
Computing in cardiology, 2024
Investigating the Influence of Parameters on Electrogram Morphology Using Gaussian Process Emulators
Computing in cardiology, 2024
Unraveling the Influence of Right Ventricle Presence on Paced ECGs
Computing in cardiology, 2024
Medical Image Analysis, 2022
EP Europace, 2022
Computers in Biology and Medicine, 2019
Modeling the Electrophysiological Properties of the Infarct Border Zone
Frontiers in Physiology, 2018