Members - CPNN+

University of Exeter

Callum O’Malley

Working in:

Computational and dynamical brain models
Non-invasive brain stimulation
Peripheral stimulation
Neurofeedback
Virtual reality
Data science and biomarkers
Other

Individually my research covers the perception of effort and how it is affected by the pain experience on a psychophysiological level.
Linked to that, I then explore the behavioural and cognitive changes in self-regulation due to pain.
As a group, we explore the use of virtual reality and eye-tracking with their ability to enhance performance across sport, military, aviation, and clinical settings.
As a new member of my team, the aim is to bridge the pain research and eye-tracking/virtual reality research already underway.

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University of Bath

Solya Szekely

Working in:

Non-invasive brain stimulation
Data science and biomarkers

I study movement-related symptoms and their cortical representation in Complex Regional Pain Syndrome using Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation

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Afe Babalola University

Overseas

Jesuloluwa Zaccheus

Working in:

Prosthetics and robotics
Digital Health
Data science and biomarkers
Other

Neuroengineering, Medical Imaging, Artificial intelligence for medical applications

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University of Oxford | Oxford

Marzia Hoque Tania

Working in:

Digital Health
Virtual reality
Data science and biomarkers

I am an early-career multidisciplinary researcher, presently employed as a clinical machine learning researcher at the University of Oxford. My research primarily centres around electronic healthcare records and secondary care data. During my doctoral studies, I concentrated on visual knowledge transformation, while my current postdoctoral work is centred on developing survival-aware machine learning techniques for healthcare applications

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King’s College London | London

Silvia Oggero

Working in:

Animal models
Data science and biomarkers

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Neurosurgery consultant, UCL Queen Square – Institute of Neurology & The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery (UCLH) | London

Harith Akram MD PhD FRCS (Neuro.Surg)

Working in:

Computational and dynamical brain models
Digital Health
Invasive brain or spinal stimulation
Invasive recording systems
Data science and biomarkers

My research interests are in functional neurosurgery for pain, mental disorders and mental disorders. My PhD was in advanced computational neuroimaging and connectomic neurosurgery. I have ongoing work to develop translational methods in MRI brain connectivity, in addition to his involvement in various clinical trials to improve the safety and efficacy of existing therapies, and explore new and emerging applications.

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University of Cambridge