Nicholas Raison

Mr Nicholas Raison is a Clinical Senior Lecturer at King’s College London and consultant urological surgeon at King’s College Hospital. Alongside a high-volume clinical practice in functional and reconstructive urology, he leads a research group focused on the application of AI, machine learning and digital surgery to improve surgical performance, intraoperative decision-making and patient outcomes. His academic work centres on surgical AI, machine learning, computer vision, human factors and simulation-based training. He is chief investigator for several studies, including AI-driven prediction of robotic surgical skill acquisition, multimodal analysis of surgical performance, and first-in-human translational oncology trials. His research integrates machine learning, computer-assisted intervention, advanced imaging and simulation technologies to develop predictive models for operative performance, workflow analysis and surgical outcomes. Amongst other responsibilities, Mr Raison is Cha