Anna de Simoni, PhD
Queen Mary, University of London (United Kingdom)
I am a clinical lecturer at Queen Mary University, and visiting researcher at the University Cambridge. I live in Cambridge, where I also work as a general practitioner. Following a PhD in Neurophysiology in neural networks and an EU funded Individual Marie Curie post-doctoral Fellowship at University College London, I gained experience through a NIHR Academic Clinical Fellowship award at Cambridge University under Professor Jonathan Mant, and an Academic Clinical Lectureship award at QMUL supervised by Professor Chris Griffiths. I have so far led several small and medium sized interdisciplinary projects that involve clinicians, data and computer scientists, social network analysis experts, charities and industry.
My expertise includes: Primary Care, Evaluation, Qualitative research methodologies, Systematic reviews, Patient and Public Involvement, Multidisciplinary approaches to study digital social interventions, Data science.
