
Dr Gerard Cummins
Associate Professor
Dr Gerard Cummins's core research interest is in applying microengineering techniques to benefit healthcare by developing smart miniaturised diagnostic and therapeutic implants, ingestible and wearable devices.

Professor of Wound Healing
Tony is a Professor of Wound Healing and has published extensively in different research areas including tissue repair, regenerative medicine and scar free healing, dermatology, ophthalmology and oncology.

Professor of Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology
Professor Paula Mendes's interdisciplinary research includes nanoscience and nanotechnology, developing methods for controlling the structure and functionality of materials at the molecular and nanometer scale.

Chair in Digital Health Technology and Medical Imaging
Professor Theodoros Arvanitis' research explores digital health solutions spanning decision making, evidence screening and systemic reviews, the combination of quantitative analyses and machine learning technologies.

Professor of Biomechanical and Oncological Engineering
Professor Richard M Hall's research interests are related to bone disease, the spine and/or joint arthroplasty, that is replacement of the total or partial joint.

Royal Society University Research Fellow and Birmingham Fellow
Dr James Guggenheim is a Royal Society University Research Fellow and Birmingham Fellow. Jamie's research is prmarily centred on biomedical optics, and the development of new technologies for photoacoustic imaging.

Clinical Professor & Consultant Physician in Infectious Diseases
Professor Christopher Green's research interests are in translational medicine, vaccines development, understanding the immune response to infection/vaccination, and the problem of antimicrobial resistance.

Professor of Translational Neuroscience
Professor Mazaheri's research primarily focuses on elderly patients diagnosed with cancer and undergoing major surgery.

Associate Professor of Analytical Science
Dr Ruchi Gupta's research focuses on study and design of materials/ methods/ and devices for biosensing and analytical measurements, and spans from fundamental science through engineering to translational activities.

Assistant Professor of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy
Matt Goodman is an Assistant Professor of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy. His research interests are within sports medicine, particularly injury management, rehabilitation and return to play.
The HTI provides clear added value by enabling activities that cannot be achieved through individual groups, Schools, or Colleges alone. It acts as an enabler and connector, supporting interdisciplinary research and translation while allowing delivery to remain with research teams and partners. As such, we have many affiliates from across the University who make up the institute

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