Jennifer Steeden has a background in Electronic Engineering, before completing her PhD in fast Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). Steeden has focussed on developing accelerated MRI acquisition and reconstruction techniques, through the use of undersampled non-Cartesian trajectories. She is passionate about translating her techniques into the clinical environment, where they make a difference to patients and clinicians. Steeden has been awarded number of grants, both as PI and Co-I (totalling ~£4.5m), including two prestigious personal fellowships: a Royal Society-EPSRC Dorothy Hodgkin Research Fellowship (2014-2020) and a UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship (2020-2027). She is heavily involved in the international community, demonstrated by the MRI committees which she is currently active on; including charing the AI Subcommittee in the CHD/Paediatric division of SCMR, on the educational board for ISMRM (as well, as previously being on the annual meeting program committee), a committee member of EACVI and an exam board representative for pediatric EuroCMR. Steeden has 98 peer-reviewed publications in this area. Vivek Muthurangu works in the UCL Centre for Cardiovascular Imaging at University College London, UK.