Early Adopters Programme
Our Early Adopters Programme brings together researchers from diverse disciplines, to help shape Our Future Health for the entire research community.
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About the programme
Our Early Adopters are academic health researchers who were among the first to apply for access to our data. They were selected through a competitive application process and represent a diverse group of researchers who are interested in the value of Our Future Health.
We have 2 groups of Early Adopters: Research Scholars and Research Ambassadors.
Research Scholars
Our Research Scholars are researchers working directly with our data, who help to refine our products and services through co-design with our team.
Meet the Research Scholars
- Mohammad Rizwan Ali, University of Leicester
- Chiara Batini, University of Leicester
- Jonathan Batty, University of Leeds
- Alison May Berner, Queen Mary University of London
- Tom Bishop, University of Cambridge
- Jenni Burton, University of Glasgow
- Jonathan Coleman, King's College London
- Megan Conroy, University of Oxford
- Padraig Dixon, University of Oxford
- Cynthia Wright Drakesmith, University of Oxford
- Toral Gathani, University of Oxford
- Alicia Heath, Imperial College London
- Nikhil Hirani, University of Edinburgh
- Frederick Ho, University of Glasgow
- Hamish Innes, Glasgow Caledonian University
- Catherine John, University of Leicester
- Jasmine Natalie Khouja, Bristol University
- Samuel Lambert, University of Cambridge
- Jennifer Lees, University of Glasgow
- Ka Keat Lim, King's College London
- Iona Lyell, University of Edinburgh
- Jane Maddock, University College London
- Robert Maidstone, University of Manchester
- Katie Marwick, University of Edinburgh
- Tuba Mazhari, King's College London
- Sindhu Naidu, University College London
- Hannah Nicholls, Queen Mary University of London
- Ayodele Vincent Opatola, Swansea University
- Emily Petherick, Loughborough University
- Ferran Espuny Pujol, University College London
- Zoe Reed, Bristol University
- Philip Stone, Imperial College London
- Vincent Straub, University of Oxford
- Evangeline Tabor, University College London
- Jessica Tyrrell, University of Exeter
- Dylan Williams, University College London
- Alice Williamson, Queen Mary University of London
- Chuan Fu Yap, University of Manchester
- Sizheng Steven Zhao, University of Manchester
Research Ambassadors
Our Research Ambassadors are senior research leaders. They advocate for Our Future Health within the research community.
Meet the Research Ambassadors
- Ines Baroso, University of Exeter
- Krishnan Bhaskaran, The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
- Sinead Brophy, Swansea University
- Spiros Denaxas, University College London
- Will Dixon, University College London
- Marc Gunter, Imperial College London
- Ian Hall, University of Nottingham
- Frank Kee, Queen's University Belfast
- Anthony Khawaja, University College London
- Cathryn Lewis, King's College London
- Angela Meade, University College London
- Melinda C. Mills, University of Oxford
- Heather May Morgan, University of Aberdeen
- Marcus Robert Munafo, University of Bristol
- Jenni Quint, Imperial College London
- Richard Siow, King's College London
- Daniel Smith, University of Edinburgh
- Andrew Tatham, National Health Service (NHS)
- Ruth Travis, University of Oxford
The research areas of our Early Adopters
Our Early Adopters represent a diverse group of research backgrounds and disciplines. They help us learn from real-world use cases.
Some of the research areas of our Early Adopters include:
- Discovery research
- Epidemiology
- Precision medicine
- Screening and risk prediction
- Social determinants of healthÂ
- Under-represented groups
Some of the disease areas of our Early Adopters include:
- Cancer
- Dementia/Alzheimer's disease
- Diabetes
- Heart disease
- Mental health
- Rare diseases
Updated: 23 August 2024