During my time in Oxford, I also co-founded Sentimoto Ltd, a (now dissolved) start-up company dealing with wearable tech for older adults. At the same time, I also took part in an international project which involved low-cost computerisation of water pumps in rural Kenya, enabling our team in Oxford, in collaboration with local Kenyan government, to monitor pump performance and predict imminent failures. This allowed local authorities to conduct prompt repairs to ensure continuous access of rural communities to clean water.
After completion of my PhD, I was portugal rcs data hired as a postdoc at the University of Essex for two separate research projects. The first involved work on the NEVERMIND project, an EU project dealing with Biomedical Signal analysis from smartphones and wearables for the management of secondary depression in people with life-changing primary medical events. The second involved work with Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI) in the context of the BARI project, a UK-US collaboration investigating optimal co-operation in hybrid teams of Human and AI agents.
In my current post as a Research Fellow in Health Informatics at the Institute of Public Health and Wellbeing, I am pursuing research which focuses on clinical and public health applications of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.