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Software Engineering
Software construction, system design, databases, algorithms and data workflows, grounded in formal university training.
Health technology · Software · AI
I work primarily as a Senior Lecturer in Radiography, teaching technical and clinical subjects including AI, imaging optimisation, radiation protection and MRI diagnostics. My wider work combines healthcare, software engineering, clinical biomechanics and applied AI.
About
I work primarily as a Senior Lecturer in Radiography at UCL University College Denmark. I teach AI, imaging optimisation, radiation protection and MRI diagnostics, and I contribute to technology coordination, health-data research and the practical introduction of AI in education and healthcare.
I have university degrees in Software Construction and Clinical Biomechanics. I also hold Danish clinical authorisation with permission for independent practice and was positively assessed as a Danish lektor in 2020.
I am currently completing an MSc in AI, Technology and Sustainability, which includes Le Wagon's Data Science and AI Bootcamp.
“I am interested in technology that can improve quality of life, but only when safety, privacy, evidence and wider consequences are considered from the start.”
Core areas
Most of my projects sit somewhere between these areas rather than inside only one of them.
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Software construction, system design, databases, algorithms and data workflows, grounded in formal university training.
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Musculoskeletal diagnosis, biomedical sciences, diagnostic imaging, radiography, MRI and radiation protection.
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Machine learning, computer vision, health data, deployment, AI ethics, GDPR and human oversight.
Experience
2016 to present
UCL University College Denmark
Clinical background
Danish chiropractor, cand.manu., with completed postgraduate internship and permission for independent clinical practice.
Education and qualifications
Postgraduate study covering Python, SQL, machine learning, deep learning, computer vision, MLOps, AI governance and sustainability. Le Wagon’s Data Science and AI Bootcamp forms part of the degree programme.
Tomorrow University of Applied Sciences and Le Wagon
Positive external assessment under the Danish qualification framework for lecturers in professional higher education. The assessment covered independent teaching, professional didactics, educational development, research and development activities, and the use of international knowledge.
Danish professional higher education system
One year of supervised postgraduate clinical training followed by Danish authorisation for independent clinical practice.
Danish healthcare authorisation system
Advanced clinical training in musculoskeletal diagnosis and differential diagnosis, pathology, neurology, orthopaedics, diagnostic imaging, rehabilitation, exercise and treatment.
University of Southern Denmark
A biomedical curriculum completed alongside medical students through the same teaching, examinations and assessment standards, combined with additional profession-specific training in clinical examination and manual treatment.
University of Southern Denmark
Software architecture, object-oriented design, database design, algorithms and problem-based software engineering.
Aalborg University
Research & scholarly work
Brage K, Jensen J, Brage O, Kusk MW, Hansen PL, Pedersen MRV, Precht H. Radiation awareness and occupational concerns among radiographers and students. Radiography. 2026;32(4):103356. doi:10.1016/j.radi.2026.103356.
Brage K, Mussmann B, Pedersen MR, Nissen M, Brage O, Mørup SD, Geijer M, Larsen P, Jensen J. Clinical application of the EOS imaging system: the broader horizon. J Oman Med Assoc. 2025;2(1):7. doi:10.3390/joma2010007.
Brage K, Borg-Hansen K, Rasmussen JV, Brage O, Precht H. A commentary on the role of virtual reality simulation in radiography education. J Med Imaging Radiat Sci. 2025;56(3):101875. doi:10.1016/j.jmir.2025.101875.
I contribute as a researcher to this project on occupational ionising-radiation exposure and long-term health outcomes. Karen Brage is the principal researcher (PI) and Pernille Lund Hansen is CoPI. A central part of the work is the shared development of researchable register data based on occupational exposure records held by the Danish Health Authority’s Radiation Protection unit, alongside collaboration with Danish and international research partners.
Projects
My independent projects are where I test ideas from computer vision, health data, edge AI and human-computer interaction.
A non-diagnostic prototype exploring how images, measurements and wearable data can be organised and interpreted over time.
Reproducible image capture, normalisation and computer-vision-assisted change flagging for manual review.
A mobile sensor and interaction platform combining robotics, local automation, computer vision and privacy-aware voice interfaces.