On 19 January, i-sense members met at the 5G Innovation Centre in the University of Surrey to discuss and share outputs that have been created as part of i-sense EPSRC IRC, the role that 5G technologies play in the ecosystem, and how they intersect with a range of industry needs.
Researchers from the i-sense Llama Outbreak Control Unit were back again this year at Courtyard in Kings Cross, Green Man’s Welsh beer and cider festival, to track a strange disease spreading across London.
We invited festival goers on a interactive experience, to help us control an infectious disease outbreak!
i-sense philosopher James Wilson joins National Data Guardian panel to build trust in health and social data.
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.
Dr James Wilson will address the ethical challenges of big data for disease surveillance at the next lunchtime seminar
Flagship 1 aims to gain an understanding of end-user needs for an early-warning sensing system, and the potential impact of such a system on existing clinical and surveillance practices.
This flagship will engage with end users (the public, health professionals, policy makers and industry) to define the following:
