ECS Centre for Health Technologies (CHT) was established in 2018 by the School of Electronics and Computer Science to facilitate coordination between ECS academics and practitioners in the health domain, such as the fields of e-health, healthcare technologies, wellbeing and rehabilitation. ECS has significant expertise spanning many areas in the health domain, and wishes to continue collaborations and outreach with health partners.
The ECS CHT aims to provide a catalyst for new collaborations and partnerships between ECS and health partners. Impact is delivered by the CHT through:
A number of events to establish collaborations and inform stakeholders. The Events page contains a summary of past events and upcoming announcements.
We welcome partnerships with industry and government agencies to organise events and to co-create research questions. We work hard to identify the appropriate reserchers within ECS for your problem. We support our partners through joint bids for grants for large projects or through direct consultancy for one-to-one business critical solutions.
Oxygen levels will be remotely monitored in COVID-19 patients across the south east in a new virtual ward programme being supported by computer scientists from the University.
Read MoreThree members of Electronics and Computer Science (ECS) have been recognised for their research potential by being awarded roles in The Alan Turing Institute – the UK’s national institute for data science and artificial intelligence.
Read MoreProfessor m.c. schraefel will explore models that inspire a broad and sustained uptake of digital health technologies through a prestigious Established Career Fellowship at the University of Southampton.
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