The heart’s twin – how pioneering digital twin research is personalising the treatment of Atrial FibrillationSchool of Engineering and Materials ScienceCurrent treatments for atrial fibrillation, including ablation, have shown mixed results. Each patient responds differently and it is difficult to predict the best possible course of long-term treatment. Now Dr Caroline Roney’s pioneering research using digital twins – a virtual representation of a real-life object – has earned her a UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship.Dr Caroline RoneyLecturer in Computational Medicine
The 100,000 Genomes Project: holding the key to 21st-century healthcare?William Harvey Research instituteProfessor Sir Mark CaulfieldVice Principal for Health for Queen Mary’s Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, Professor of Clinical Pharmacology
Cloud computing – how should it be regulated?School of LawChristopher MillardProfessor of Privacy and Information Law
Preventing Online Gambling Harm Through Better RegulationCentre for Commercial Law StudiesProfessor Julia HörnleProfessor of Internet Law
Profiling the entire cancer genome identifies new subgroups of blood cancer that can be used to predict likely clinical outcomes