New research from Public Health England and members of i-sense at UCL, published in Environmental Research, suggests that monitoring online search terms related to the health impact of heatwaves could help contribute to public health surveillance systems in the UK and have potential benefits for countries that lack established public health surveillance systems.
i-sense team up with the Wellcome Africa Centre and CASA at UCL to help prevent HIV in South Africa.
i-sense Deputy Director Ingemar Cox has been awarded the IEEE Signal Processing Society's 2015 Sustained Impact Paper Award.
i-sense work with Google Flu Trends to develop their modelling techniques and support a more accurate picture of flu rates in the UK.
i-sense and the UCL Department of Philosophy are calling on the public to participate in a focus group on privacy and health care data.
i-sense Director will deliver the keynote lecture "Harnessing the power of mobile phones and big data for global health" at the IET Annual Healthcare Lecture 2015.
Professor Rachel McKendry will present the i-sense vision and our Rosalind Franklin Appathon to empower and recognise women in STEMM.
i-sense work with Google Flu Trends to develop their modelling techniques and support a more accurate picture of flu in the UK.
i-sense researchers use tweets and Bing search queries to help prove the effectiveness of a flu vaccination programme.
i-sense Director Rachel McKendry will present her research career as part of the UCL Women in Mathematical Sciences event series.
