Meet our team members To see a diagram of everyone in the AIM-CISC project, please see the following pdf: Document AIM-CISC staff diagram (1008.15 KB / DRAWIO) Click on the individual Objective page link below to see a mini-biography of each staff memberExpand allCollapse allBruce Guthrie - Principal Investigator Image Bruce Guthrie is Professor of General Practice at the Usher Institute, in the Edinburgh Medical School. He is also the director of the Advanced Care Research Centre.Bruce is a mixed methods health services researcher with an interest in the quality and safety of health and social care, particularly in relation to multimorbidity and polypharmacy. As well as research, he works clinically as a GP and works closely with the NHS and government to improve healthcare quality and safety. Find out more about Bruce at the link below:Bruce Guthrie's profile pageJacques Fleuriot - Artificial Intelligence lead Image Jacques Fleuriot is Personal Chair of Artificial Intelligence, and Director of the Artificial Intelligence and its Application in the School of Informatics. His research focuses on AI modelling, which spans areas such as formal verification, process modelling, and explainable AI in healthcare and other complex domains. Find out more about Jacques at the link below:Jacques Fleuriot's research pageGregor Hall - Administrator Image Gregor Hall provides the administrative support for the AIM-CISC project. He has worked in three previous roles at the University; in Admissions for the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, then supporting undergraduate students in the School of Informatics, and latterly supporting PhD students in an Informatics CDT programme. Find out more about Gregor at the link below:Gregor Hall's profile pageDaria Ihnatenko - Patient and Public Involvement & Engagement Coordinator Image Daria Ihnatenko is the Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement Co-ordinator. She is dedicated to fostering meaningful connections with the community and ensuring that public perspectives are integral to our research initiatives. Daria has a wealth of experience, having served as a Communications and Events Co-ordinator at the University of Oxford and in various communications roles at Ukrainian public authorities.Daria's profile pageDr. Janice Murray - Partnerships and Communications Manager Image Janice Murray is the Partnerships and Communications Manager for ACRC. She comes to us from the School of Biological Sciences (SBS), The University of Edinburgh, where she was the Research Impact Manager and REF coordinator. Prior to that Janice was lab manager of the Parasite Immunoepidemiology Group in SBS and the manager for the Out of Africa fellows for TIBA (Tackling Infection to Benefit Africa).Janice’s research career started in the field of stem cells and then moved quickly into molecular parasitology. She gained her MSc with distinction and PhD, whilst working in the lab of Professor Rick Maizels (The University of Edinburgh); studying the immunomodulatory effects of parasite secreted proteins.More recently, Janice was one of the leads for the REF2021 submission for the School of Biological Sciences, and has been working hard to embed impact within the school research culture.Read more about Janice at her Research Profile page:Janice Murray's Research Profile pageDr. Lucy McCloughan - Programme Manager Image Lucy McCloughan is the Programme Manager for ACRC having previously managed Health Data Research Scotland from 2018 and Farr Scotland from 2017. From 2012 she was eHealth Research Manager at the University of Edinburgh Medical School overseeing a programme of randomised controlled trials and qualitative studies investigating telemetric self-monitoring of long term health conditions along with a programme investigating ePrescribing systems in English hospitals. Prior to that she managed the Scottish Mental Health Research Network from 2007-2009 and the Scottish Primary Care Research Network from 2002-2007. Before moving into research management, she was on the “coal face” as a researcher working with people with visual disabilities, working at the Oxford Eye Hospital and the Princess Alexandra Eye Hospital in Edinburgh. Lucy heads up the Programme Management Office: Programme Management Office.Find out more about Lucy at her profile page:Lucy's profile page Objective 1 Examining the Clustering of MLTCs in individuals Objective 2 Exploring the genomics of morbidity clustering in individuals Objective 3 Examining clustering of complex multimorbidity in communities and places. Objective 4 Developing AI tools to reduce adverse events in those with MLTCs. This article was published on 2024-09-24