Groups

The Clinical Language Informatics group is led by Arlene Casey. Their research includes developing language technologies, health intelligence and privacy science to make information in healthcare narratives useful for rigorous, trustworthy research.

Led by Miguel O. Bernabeu, the Computational Medicine Group's research concerns the development of computational approaches capable of answering open questions in biomedicine and healthcare. They work closely with biologists, clinicians, and industry in problems of high relevance in both basic and clinical research.

The EMU Data research group is led by Holly Tibble. Their research covers real world evidence for health service Engagement and Medicines Use.

The ICU-Heart research group is led by Annemarie Docherty. Their research covers the use of real-time multi-modal data to characterise, diagnose and improve outcomes from critical illness.

The Primary Care Data Discovery research group is led by Luke Daines (a GP and data scientist). The group uses health data from devices and clinical records to discover digital signatures to support proactive care.

The Respiratory Disease Data Science research group is led by Ting Shi. Their research covers the use of quantitative methods to investigate disease patterns and provide precision medicine, working closely with public health agencies, epidemiologists, clinicians, statisticians, modellers, the public and patients.