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Session 1: Focus on Discovery/Methodology

Professor Sarah Harris, School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences, ±¬ÁÏTV 
‘Biomolecular simulations for drug design’

Dr Laia Pasquina Lemonche, School of Biosciences, ±¬ÁÏTV 
‘Using accessible microscopy methods to rapid diagnose infections’

Dr Candice Majewski, School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering, ±¬ÁÏTV  
‘Making our parts work harder - antimicrobial functionality for Additive Manufacturing’

Professor Paul Richmond, School of Computer Science, ±¬ÁÏTV 
‘From molecules to populations: GPU agent based simulations for health innovation.’

Session 2: Focus on Clinical translation

Professor Claire Brockett, School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering, ±¬ÁÏTV 
‘Early-stage interventions to end-stage implants - bioengineering the ankle’

Professor Alex Rothman, School of Medicine and Population Health, ±¬ÁÏTV 
‘Translational device development, technologically enhance clinical studies or digital twin’

Dr Daniel Taylor, School of Medicine and Population Health, ±¬ÁÏTV 
‘Computing coronary physiology: from desktop to cath lab’

Professor Andrew Swift, School of Medicine and Population Health, ±¬ÁÏTV 
 â€˜Human-in-the-Loop AI for diagnostic radiology: from features to clinical judgement’ 

Session 3: Early Career Researcher (ECR) Flash Talks 

Johnny Mitchell, School of Computer Science, ±¬ÁÏTV 
‘Evaluation of digital mobility assessments in adults with cerebral palsy and atypical Parkinsonian disorders’ 

Dr Hector Arredondo, School of Medicine and Population Health, ±¬ÁÏTV 
‘The time of exercise affects bone formation

Samuel Webb, School of Bioscience, ±¬ÁÏTV 
‘The development of frequency-dependent mechanotransduction in auditory hair cells’ 

Dr Robert Byers, School of Medicine and Population Health, ±¬ÁÏTV 
‘New skin research perspectives with Line-field Confocal Optical Coherence Tomography (LC-OCT)’

Dr Caroline Taylor, School of Medicine and Population Health, ±¬ÁÏTV  
‘Glutronics: Glucose-fuelled ultra-low power implantable bioelectronics’

Grace Faulkner, School of Medicine and Population Health, ±¬ÁÏTV 
‘Assessing cardiac power using exercise CMR in healthy volunteers and patients with ischaemic heart disease’ 

Session 4: Focus on Industry/Innovation 

Chair:  Alex Wilkinson, Commercialisation update

LipoHIPEâ„¢ -  Dr Vanessa Hearnden and Dr Rachel Furmidge 

Raida Imaging Ltd - Dr Mahan Salehi and Professor Andy Swift 

OsteoVate Ltd - Dr Caroline Harrison and Professor Cheryl Miller 

Session 5: Early Career Researcher (ECR) Flash Talks

Zoona Javed, School of Medicine and Population Health, ±¬ÁÏTV  
‘Metabolic milestones: mapping healthy aging with ³¹P spectroscopy’

Dr Jemima Pilgrim-Morris, School of Medicine and Population Health, ±¬ÁÏTV 
‘Initial Validation of 129Xe RBC oscillation phase mapping against DCE-MRI and blood flow modelling in patients with CTEPH’

Prarthana Mistry, School of Chemical, Materials and Biological Engineering, ±¬ÁÏTV 
‘Development of PolyHIPEs scaffolds for MRONJ preventive therapy’ 

George Allison, School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering, ±¬ÁÏTV 
‘Using computational modelling to predict bone strength in children’ 

Veronica Rowe, School of Computer Science, ±¬ÁÏTV  
‘Monitoring of paediatric sleep-disordered breathing using unobstructive sensors’ 

Mahta Darvish, School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, ±¬ÁÏTV 
‘Addressing data quality challenges in paediatric cardiac monitoring through generative ´¡±õ’&²Ô²ú²õ±è;