Objective 1

Bruce Guthrie - Principal Investigator

Bruce 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's profile page

Atul Anand - lead on Complex Multimorbidity in Acute Care

Atul is an academic geriatrician, senior clinical research fellow and clinical lead for the Lothian DataLoch. His research focuses on routine data-enabled trials of accelerated care pathways and development of automated tools for identifying frail patients at the hospital front door. He will contribute clinical and frailty expertise across the programme, particularly in relation to examining adverse events associated with complex multimorbidity and polypharmacy in acute care. Find out more about Atul at the link below:

• Atul's profile page

Jacques Fleuriot - Cross-programme Artificial Intelligence lead

Jacques is Personal Chair of Artificial Intelligence, and Director of the Artificial Intelligence and its Application in the School of Informatics. is 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' research page

Sohan Seth - Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning lead

Sohan is a Senior Data Scientist at University of Edinburgh’s School of Informatics with a background in Machine Learning and Data Science. His research focuses primarily on building interpretable models for extracting information from scientific data.  Find out more about Sohan at the link below:

• Sohan's profile page

Guillermo Romero Moreno - PDRA, multi-layer network in objectives 1, 3 and 4

Initially employed in industrial engineering, Guillermo subsequently obtained a Masters and then a PhD from the University of Southampton. His role in AIM-CISC involves applying tools from network science (with focus on multilayer networks – MLNs - and community detection) to the analysis and prediction of multimorbidity. Find out more about Guillermo at the links below:

• LinkedIn
• Researchgate
• GitHub