NewMind Plus Funded Feasibility Studies
The EPSRC funded NewMind Plus network have to date funded eleven projects, with three from the most recent Dragons' Den event. Details of the projects can be found below.
NewMind Plus Feasibility Studies
Led by Dr Chi-Hun Kim, University of Oxford in association with University of Manchester & DeepCognito Ltd
Towards a next generation platform for personalised neuro-therapeutic interventions in chronic pain
Led by Dr Christopher Brown, University of Liverpool in association with University of Manchester, TIYGA Health, and Salford Fibromyalgia Support Group
Unobtrusive behavioural monitoring via the interactions of daily living
Led by Prof. John Crowe, University of Nottingham
Managing Mental Health in a school environment
Led by Naomi Mwasambili, University of Liverpool in association with Lancaster University
AdaptivePlanning and raPid LEarning in mental health
Led by Prof. John Fox, University of Oxford & Warwick in association with OpenClinical CIC and University of Manchester
Led by Dr Roisin McNaney, Lancaster University in association with University of Manchester, University of York St. John, University of Chester, and the Anna Freud Nation Centre for Children and Families
Dynamic well-being visualisation toolbox for digital products
Led by Dr Paula Waddingham, Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust in association with the University of Nottingham and University of Glasgow
Led by Dr Maki Rooksby, University of Glasgow
Digital biomarkers for dementia research
Led by Francine Jury & Dr Iracema Leroi, University of Manchester, in association with Greater Manchester Mental Health Foundation Trust, and mHabitat
Led by Dr Mahsa Honary, Lancaster University, in association with Pennine Care Foundation Trust, University of Sheffield, XenZone Ltd, and HW Communications Ltd
Led by Professor Dan Bader, University of Southampton/MDVSN Plus, in association with the University of Manchester
Assessing the feasibility of using Ambient Conversational Interfaces in Support of Mental Illness
Led by Dr Simon Harper, University of Manchester
Developing an AI Empathy Agent
Led by Dr Fuschia Sirois, University of Sheffield, in association with University of East London and the Institute of Cultural Capital (University of Liverpool)