I am a dedicated researcher and data scientist with a PhD in medical technology and a background in
biomedical engineering. My work centers on advancing AI-driven healthcare solutions, with a particular
focus on medical imaging and diagnostic support systems.
I bring expertise in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data science, combined with hands-on
experience in clinical research, regulatory documentation for medical software, and innovation management.
I have led the development and clinical validation of AI systems, secured multi-million NOK research funding,
contributed to patent applications, and participated in national and international innovation programs.
Throughout my career, I have collaborated with interdisciplinary teams, industry partners, and end-users to
bridge the gap between cutting-edge research and real-world healthcare impact.
My passion lies in harnessing data and technology to improve standard of life.
Let us connect to explore opportunities and shape the future of technology innovation.
Mohammed R. S. Sunoqrot
1.306B Fred Kavli-bygget, del 1 Øya
7030 Trondheim, Norway
(+47) 46632587
mohammed.sunoqrot@ntnu.no
NTNU, Norway • August 2021
Thesis title: Computer-Aided Diagnosis of Prostate Cancer Using Multiparametric MRI:
Pre-processing, Segmentation and Quality Control.
Supervisors: Prof. Tone Frost Bathen and Assoc Prof. Mattijs Elschot.
University of Dundee, UK • January 2016
Grade: Distinction.
Thesis title: Microultrasound scanning of Oesophogeal tissue.
Supervisors: Prof. Sandy Cochran and Assoc Prof. Ben F. Cox.
German-Jordanian University, Jordan • June 2014
Thesis title: Radiation Doses And Risks From Computed Tomography In Jordan.
Supervisor: Assoc Prof. Akeel Alkazwini.
NTNU, Norway • July 2022 - Present
In this multifaceted role, I lead the development and clinical validation of AI-based diagnostic tools for prostate cancer. My work included elevating the technology readiness level (TRL) of the PROVIZ AI system, securing research funding, and designing a prospective clinical study. I prepared regulatory documentation for software as a medical device, mentored master students, and contributed to international collaborations aimed at enhancing AI diagnostics. I have also participated in the REACH incubator and Forge accelerator programs to support innovation and commercialization efforts.
NTNU, Norway • January 2022 - July 2022
In this dynamic role, I investigated innovative AI solutions for prostate cancer diagnosis. I increased technology readiness levels for a cutting-edge radiology AI product. Additionally, I conducted market analysis, initiated meetings with industry stakeholders and customers, and coordinated seamlessly with the technology transfer office and valued industry partners.
NTNU, Norway • May 2018 - Present
In this capacity, I am managing and organizing multiple HUNT cloud labs for the CIMORe Group. I skillfully coordinate various aspects of the labs, ensuring compliance, data privacy, technical proficiency, and knowledge dissemination. I am diligently monitoring and addressing any troubleshooting needs that arise during the labs' activities. My responsibilities encompass the collection, management, organization, and secure handling of MR image cohorts. Upholding strict data privacy and security measures is of paramount importance in my role. Moreover, I am closely monitoring image quality and upholding data integrity standards throughout the process.
A fully-automated, end-to-end analysis pipeline for MRI images that pre-processes and analyzes the captured data resulting in a decision support system for the radiologist. The machine learning model outputs tumor detection and probability maps indicating the location and likelihood of malicious tissue in the prostate.
Trondheim, NorwayThe aim of this project is to develop, optimize, and validate a robust, accurate, precise and generalized AI-based decision support system using mpMRI for prostate cancer detection and localization with a large, multicenter cohort.
Trondheim, NorwayIn this thesis advanced image pre-processing and quality control methods were developed and evaluated for CAD of prostate cancer using mpMRI. Ultimately, these automated methods can help improve the performance of and increase the confidence in CAD systems, which is an important step towards their implementation in clinical practice.
Trondheim, NorwayGenerative Adversarial Networks (GANs) have shown potential in medical imaging. In this project, GANs are investigated for prostate cancer detection on bi-parametric magnetic resonance images (MRI).
Trondheim, NorwayAn automated dual-reference tissue normalization of T2W images could help improve the quantitative assessment of prostate cancer. The method is avilable to be used in MATLAB and python (pip install pyAutoRef).
Trondheim, NorwayA fully automated quality control system that generate a quality score and class for assessing the accuracy of automated prostate segmentations on T2W MR imagese. The system is avilable to be used in MATLAB and python (pip install pyPSQC)
Trondheim, NorwayI have multiple studies were I invistigate radiomics features reproducibility and potintials.
Trondheim, NorwayFeel free to contact me for a potintial colaboration, job offer, or an inquiry.