Digital Health Research Group Seminars
Led by Dr Marta Chmielowska, the Digital Health Research Group Seminar Series is a fortnightly research forum held on Tuesdays, 9:15–10:00am.
Our team hosts a vibrant programme of events exploring the latests research, policy, an innovation across digital health.
From cutting-edge AI and data science to inclusive design, ethics, and lived experience, our events bring together researchers, clinicians, policymakers, industry representatives, and people with lived experience to share ideas, challenge assumptions, and shape the future of digital health.
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Coming up
28th April 2026
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Guest Speaker: Soo Hun, the Innovation & Digital Ecosystem Lead at Digital Health & Care Northern Ireland, focusing on developing partnerships that enable innovation and digital transformation in health and care.
Topic: To be confirmed
12th May 2026
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Guest Speaker: Rush Miah, the Head of Business Intelligence at Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust, leading the use of data and analytics to support service improvement and informed decision-making across mental health services.
Topic: To be confirmed
2nd June 2026
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Guest Speaker: Pittet Océane, PhD candidate at Unisanté, Lausanne, Switzerland
Topic: Living with Endometriosis: Insights from a Photovoice Study (2/3)
16th June 2026
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Guest Speaker: Sarah Stokes, a Senior User Researcher at NHS England’s Digital Primary Care Transformation Directorate, supporting the design of digital services through user-centred research.
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Topic: To be confirmed
17th November 2026
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Guest Speaker: Pittet Océane, PhD candidate at Unisanté, Lausanne, Switzerland
Topic: To be confirmed(3/3)
1st December 2026
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Guest Speaker: Sabine Van der veer, Professor of Health Informatics in the Division of Informatics, Imaging, and Data Sciences at the University of Manchester.
Topic: To be confirmed​