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Student Conference & Competition
25th June 2014, 2:00pm – 6:00pm
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Students across multiple faculties at UCL are involved in our digital health work, from PhD students to taught postgraduate courses and undergraduates. Join us as we celebrate the best student projects in the field, with awards in different categories for the best work!
There will be both oral and posters presentations. To view our students’ posters, come to UCL Computer Science (Malet Place Engineering Building, floors 6-8) where they will be exhibited from June 23-25.
The oral presentations/student conference will take place on June 25, from 14:00-18:00. Further information below.
Awards will be given out to each of the following categories:
- Undergraduate: Best Oral Presentation
- Undergraduate: Best Poster Presentation
- Master’s: Best Oral Presentation
- Master’s: Best Poster Presentation
- Doctoral: Best Oral Presentation
- Doctoral: Best Poster Presentation
Our confirmed speakers:
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
- Zahra Traboulsi: “eLogApp – Android application for eLogbook (the national online surgical logbook facility)”
- Alice Wickersham: “The effects of lockouts on checking behaviour during a number entry task”
- Philipp Boeing: “Darwin Toolbox: a user-friendly, affordable biotechnology laboratory”
- Hasnain Mir Mohammed: “Digital signal processing of electrocardiograms to identify heart disease”
MASTER’S STUDENTS
- Nicholas Tenhue: “RunTroll: Making it fun to run”
- Stephan Garbin: “Integration and visualization public health dashboard: The medi+board pilot project”
- Yitong Huang: “Using a mobile app for healthier snacking: The moderating role of motivational style”
- Jessica Holdstock: “Who uses online health information: Is the digital divide shrinking?”
DOCTORAL STUDENTS
- Eva Germovsek: “neoGent: Software for improving therapeutic drug monitoring of gentamicin in neonates”
- Emma Norris: “Virtual Field Trips as physically active lessons for primary-school children”
- Temitayo Olugbade: “Automatic monitoring of affect and behaviours for chronic pain rehabilitation”
- David Crane: “A randomised control trial of the effectiveness of a smartphone app for smoking cessation”
- Giulia Di Tomaso: “Personalised simulations of atherosclerosis: A virtual approach to combat the real disease”
Our judging panel:
- Dr Henry Potts (UCL – CHIME)
- Dr Chris Martin (CEO of Crystallise)
- Dr Karen Day (University of Auckland)
Chair: Henry Potts
Venue: Medawar G01 Lankester Lecture Theatre - UCL
Henry Potts
Senior Lecturer
UCL - CHIME
UCL - CHIME
Presentations - Round 1 - 1 hour, 15 minutes
Starts: 2:00pm Ends: 3:15pmIntroduction (Henry Potts)
Undergraduate presentations (8 minutes each):
- Zahra Traboulsi: “eLogApp – Android application for eLogbook (the national online surgical logbook facility)”
- Alice Wickersham: “The effects of lockouts on checking behaviour during a number entry task”
- Philipp Boeing: “Darwin Toolbox: a user-friendly, affordable biotechnology laboratory”
- Hasnain Mir Mohammed: “Digital signal processing of electrocardiograms to identify heart disease”
Master’s presentations (8 minutes each):
- Nicholas Tenhue: “RunTroll: Making it fun to run”
- Stephan Garbin: “Integration and visualization public health dashboard: The medi+board pilot project”
- Yitong Huang: “Using a mobile app for healthier snacking: The moderating role of motivational style”
- Jessica Holdstock: “Who uses online health information: Is the digital divide shrinking?”
Speaker: Henry Potts
Undergraduate presentations (8 minutes each):
- Zahra Traboulsi: “eLogApp – Android application for eLogbook (the national online surgical logbook facility)”
- Alice Wickersham: “The effects of lockouts on checking behaviour during a number entry task”
- Philipp Boeing: “Darwin Toolbox: a user-friendly, affordable biotechnology laboratory”
- Hasnain Mir Mohammed: “Digital signal processing of electrocardiograms to identify heart disease”
Master’s presentations (8 minutes each):
- Nicholas Tenhue: “RunTroll: Making it fun to run”
- Stephan Garbin: “Integration and visualization public health dashboard: The medi+board pilot project”
- Yitong Huang: “Using a mobile app for healthier snacking: The moderating role of motivational style”
- Jessica Holdstock: “Who uses online health information: Is the digital divide shrinking?”
Ann Blandford
Professor of Human–Computer Interaction
UCL Centre for Behaviour Change
UCL Centre for Behaviour Change
Presentations - Round 2 - 1 hour, 30 minutes
Starts: 3:30pm Ends: 5:00pmDoctoral presentations (15 minutes each):
- Eva Germovsek: “neoGent: Software for improving therapeutic drug monitoring of gentamicin in neonates”
- Emma Norris: “Virtual Field Trips as physically active lessons for primary-school children”
- Temitayo Olugbade: “Automatic monitoring of affect and behaviours for chronic pain rehabilitation”
- David Crane: “A randomised control trial of the effectiveness of a smartphone app for smoking cessation”
- Giulia Di Tomaso: “Personalised simulations of atherosclerosis: A virtual approach to combat the real disease”
Ann Blandford on the iHealth Centre for Doctoral Training
Speaker: Ann Blandford
- Eva Germovsek: “neoGent: Software for improving therapeutic drug monitoring of gentamicin in neonates”
- Emma Norris: “Virtual Field Trips as physically active lessons for primary-school children”
- Temitayo Olugbade: “Automatic monitoring of affect and behaviours for chronic pain rehabilitation”
- David Crane: “A randomised control trial of the effectiveness of a smartphone app for smoking cessation”
- Giulia Di Tomaso: “Personalised simulations of atherosclerosis: A virtual approach to combat the real disease”
Ann Blandford on the iHealth Centre for Doctoral Training
Awards Ceremony - 30 minutes
Starts: 5:30pm Ends: 6:00pmPresenting our six award-winning students!
Speaker: