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Precision Health

Population Health Data Science Research Seminar Series

Each seminar has a featured speaker(s) and theme and there will be an opportunity to connect and ask about their work.

Staff and students from Queen Mary and Barts Health NHS Trust are invited to join us, to: 

  • See and share examples of research excellence in health data science from across the Wolfson Institute of Population Health (WIPH) and Barts Cancer Institute (BCI), Queen Mary, Barts Health, and more widely
  • Develop deeper knowledge of the many health data sources available for research and hear directly from colleagues who are using them
  • Meet new collaborators and share expertise in using electronic health records and multimodal data to improve population health
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Sign up to our mailing list to receive invitations to the seminars.  This link only works for Queen Mary staff. If you are from Barts Health, please email r.mathur@qmul.ac.uk to be added.

Upcoming

Thursday 19 March 2026, 13-13.50pm

Robin Flaig, University of Edinburgh: 'UK Longitudinal Linkage Collaboration'

Robin Flaig presents an overview of UK Longitudinal Linkage Collaboration (UK LLC), which is the national Trusted Research Environment for data linkage in longitudinal research. UK LLC brings data from Longitudinal Population Studies (LPS) together with health, administrative and place-based data and makes it available to UK researchers via a single application. The large scale and diverse linked data provides depth of detail, and offers the numbers for researchers to study rarer outcomes and seldom-reached populations. 

UK LLC is a collaboration of 22 of the UK’s most established LPS. It is run by the Universities of Bristol and Edinburgh, in collaboration with UCL, SeRP UK, Swansea University, University of Leicester and City St George’s, University of London and has an infrastructure partnership with Population Research UK.

 

Thursday 23 April 2026, 12-12.50pm

Presentation by Zhiqiang Huo, Wolfson Institute of Population Health, Queen Mary

 

Past seminars

With the consent of the speakers, recordings of our seminars are available to watch here after the event.

 

Segun Fatumo: Harnessing African genomic diversity for global precision medicine

23 February 2026

Andrew Snelling: Conducting research in the QResearch database

12 January 2026

Jo Waller: Nesting psychological studies within cancer screening trials

24 November 2025

Lei Lu: Using deep learning AI models to unlock insights from electrocardiogram (ECG) data

20 October 2025

Michal Shimonovich: Does improving the energy efficiency of homes also improve health outcomes?

1 October 2025

Nida Ahmed: A prediction model for stroke after Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation

PhD and Early Career Researcher showcase, 25 September 2025

Elif Dogu: Machine learning across the care pathway

PhD and Early Career Researcher showcase, 25 September 2025

Ben McGuirk: Multi-cancer risk prediction models for early detection of upper gastrointestinal cancers

PhD and Early Career Researcher showcase, 25 September 2025

Venet Osmani: Transforming medical practice through Generalist Clinical AI

16 June 2025

Amar Dhand: Social network interventions in medicine

10 March 2025

Jianfeng Feng: Predicting and diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease with multi-scale data

24 February 2025

Rupert Pearse: Public health for the surgical patient

14 November 2024

John Prowle: Using Creatinine as a biomarker of muscle loss

21 October 2024

Rebekah Young: Barriers and facilitators to the use of a digital behaviour change intervention in lung cancer prehabilitation

PhD and Early Career Researcher showcase, 23 September 2024

Alison May Berner: Exploring cancer risk, screening and treatment in the transgender population

PhD and Early Career Researcher showcase, 23 September 2024

Tahania Ahmad: Ethnic and socio-economic disparities in cancer survivors

PhD and Early Career Researcher showcase, 23 September 2024

Kevin Wing, Paris Baptiste: Designing observational studies to emulate a randomised controlled trial

20 June 2024

Anna Schultze: Open science for epidemiologists: Should we all be publishing our code?

16 May 2024

Zahra Raisi-Estabragh: Using cardiovascular imaging in population health data science

25 March 2024

John Ford: Using machine learning to build 'Living Evidence Maps'

15 January 2024

Hannah Brewer: The Cancer Loyalty Card study

14 December 2023

Jianhua Wu: An AI-based algorithm to predict atrial fibrillation in general practice

2 November 2023

Organising committee

Co-chairs: Rohini Mathur, Jianhua Wu (WIPH) and Claude Chelala (BCI) 
Committee members: Fabiola Eto, Judith Offman, Stuart Rison, Mary Thomas, Nicola Firman, Marta Wilk, Sara Calhas, Petra Proitsi, Anna Billington (WIPH)
 

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