CIRP Team
Dr Gemma Molyneux, CIRP Lead
Gemma has previously worked in academic and commercial research with a focus on stem cell biology before moving into Research Management. Gemma has managed national and international research programmes in the NHS and academia and is now leading the development of the clinical informatics research programme at DRIVE.
Stuart Bowyer, Senior Data Scientist
Stuart leads the CIRP research into how routinely acquired patient clinical data can be widely used to improve clinical practice across GOSH for the benefit of patients and families, as well as supporting a range of internal and external research projects using GOSH data. Prior to joining GOSH, Stuart was a software lead working in wearable medical device and pre-clinical electrophysiology system design and development. Stuart has a PhD in Medical Robotics, MSc in Computer Science, and BEng in Mechanical Engineering.
John Booth, DRE Senior Data Steward
John has worked in IT for over 30 years across many industry sectors and has been developing SQL database systems since the mid 90’s. At GOSH John has specialised in data extraction from complex healthcare systems for clinical research and now leads on the emerging FHIR standard for interoperability of research data. John has a MSc’s in Health Informatics and Data Science and is currently undertaking a PhD exploring the use of graph analytics on electronic patient record (EPR) data and is the Senior Data Engineer in the Clinical Informatics Research Program (CIRP) Team.
Eleni Pissardiou, Data Scientist
Eleni joined the CIRP team in 2021 and supports various projects that use GOSH data focusing on the development of clinical informatics tools. Eleni has previously worked in health research and has an MSc in Statistics.
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Ethelbert Eze, Data Engineer
Ethelbert supports the GOSH DRE team with research data collection through forms, genomic data extraction from a typical PDF genomic report to CSVs, and further transformation of these data elements to the current fast healthcare interoperability resource (FHIR). Ethelbert builds backend pipeline system for the data collection and translation to FHIR. Currently, Ethelbert is working in a collaborative project (iPCHIP) between GOSH and four other children's hospitals around the world researching on clinical improvements in Infantile epilepsy. Ethelbert has a PhD in Machine learning, MSc in Satellite Communications, and a BSc in Electronics Engineering.
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Jonny Sheldon, Software Engineer
Jonny joined the DRIVE team in November 2022 as a software engineer supporting projects in the DRE and CIRP teams.
Prior to joining GOSH Jonny worked in bioinformatics before training as a clinical scientist. Most of this involved developing tools to support clinical teams. He has a PhD in Microbial Bioinformatics, a BSc in Natural Sciences, and is currently finishing an MSc in Computer Science.
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