Professor Soliman a clinical cardiologist with more than 2 decades of experience in cardiovascular imaging, clinical trials and innovation in medicine has pioneered several non-invasive imaging techniques and methods. His main research focus is the application of precision medicine in management of patients with heart failure and guiding structural heart interventions.

Dr Soliman’s imaging Core Lab methodology and techniques have been used to assess pharmacological and device trials aiming at resolving the issue of non-response to CRT, optimization of device therapy and to provide mechanistic assessments of many first-in-man device trials as well as early phase pharma trials. For the last decade, he has been the chairman of non-invasive imaging core laboratory for several industry- and non-industry sponsored clinical trials. Under his leadership the Structural Heart and Heart Failure Core Laboratory managed to successfully analyse imaging (Echocardiography, MSCT, MRI and Aortography) and ECG data from over 15,000 patients including data for US FDA submission from currently running Four major Heart Failure, TAVR and Tricuspid Valve Interventional trials spanning industry funding over 10 million Euros. He is the PI of an ongoing trials aiming at personalized medicine in heart failure, cardio-oncology and guiding structural heart interventions.