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-*Target audience: data scientists and analysts, health informaticians, and dementia and neurocognitive researchers.*
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 ![](images/header-ct-scan.png){fig-alt="A radiographer supervises a patient entering a CT scanner."}
 
 *Image credit: Hospital-Healthcare Europe, 4 February 2022.*
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 : [Kafayat Adeoye](https://www.linkedin.com/in/kafayat-adeoye/) is a computational health data scientist with experience building AI models and data pipelines on large-scale, heterogeneous health datasets. She currently works at [Dementias Platform UK](https://www.dementiasplatform.uk/), where her research focuses on translating traumatic brain injury data into clinically meaningful insights. She holds an MSc in Computer Science (AI) with from the University of Nottingham and a BEng in Electronic Systems Engineering from the University of Portsmouth.
 : [Emma Squires](https://www.linkedin.com/in/emma-squires-977b6717a/) is Chief Operating Officer for [DPUK](https://www.dementiasplatform.uk/) and Head of Programmes and Innovation for [SeRP](https://serp.ac.uk/). She leads the design, governance, and delivery of Trusted Research Environments supporting over 1,300 users and 100+ datasets. Emma specialises in translating strategy into scalable, secure research infrastructure, and oversees major national programmes including TBI‑REPORTER and the MND Research Catalyst. She also contributes to AI governance and synthetic data policy, with a focus on enabling trusted, high-impact research at scale.
 : [Fatemeh Torabi](https://www.linkedin.com/in/fatemeh-torabi-909190b3/) is an Assistant Professor in Healthcare Data Science at the University of Cambridge and Senior Researcher. She works at the intersection of advanced analytics, real-world data, and translational impact. Her research develops innovative statistical and computational methods for risk prediction, treatment optimisation, and study design in long-term conditions such as cardiovascular disease. She has also pioneered methodologies for data quality assessment, disease phenotyping, and the integration of population-scale datasets.
-[Prof. Simon Thompson](https://www.linkedin.com/in/simon-thompson-0b35546/) is a professor of Health Informatics and Deputy Associate Director at [DPUK](https://www.dementiasplatform.uk/), playing an instrumental role in the ongoing development of the DPUK Data Portal. He is a systems architect with many years’ experience in the NHS and academia, and Chief Technology Officer of a large team of talented and diversely skilled software developers. Simon leads the innovation, design, development and implementation of all SeRP technical system developments. He is responsible for delivering the technical workstream for Swansea University as part of a UK network of e-research centres of excellence and international collaboration.
+: [Prof. Simon Thompson](https://www.linkedin.com/in/simon-thompson-0b35546/) is a professor of Health Informatics and Deputy Associate Director at [DPUK](https://www.dementiasplatform.uk/), playing an instrumental role in the ongoing development of the DPUK Data Portal. He is a systems architect with many years’ experience in the NHS and academia, and Chief Technology Officer of a large team of talented and diversely skilled software developers. Simon leads the innovation, design, development and implementation of all SeRP technical system developments. He is responsible for delivering the technical workstream for Swansea University as part of a UK network of e-research centres of excellence and international collaboration.
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