Meet the team at Neuronostics

John is a University Professor and EPSRC Established Career Fellow. He is a world leading epilepsy expert with over 20 years of research and leadership experience spanning five Russell Group Universities.

Wes is a Mathematician and Epilepsy Research UK Emerging Leader Fellow. He has pioneered research that develops mathematical models to help the diagnosis and prognosis of neurological conditions.

Ben has founded and consulted for technology-driven start-ups for over 10 years and has strong CTO experience. Ben is responsible for leading the tech team to turn Neuronostics’ scientific insights into scalable, user-friendly applications.

Yolanda held a UKRI Innovation Fellowship to develop methods to improve treatment of cardiac arrhythmias, and an Innovate UK ICURe fellowship for commercial translation of the technology. She holds a PhD in computational cardiac electrophysiology from King’s College London.

Milaana has ten years of experience in clinical trials across commercial and academic studies. She holds a MRes in Psychology from the University of Bath and is currently studying part-time for a PhD at Lancaster University, researching recruitment and retention to clinical trials.

Lydia is a Specialist Healthcare Scientist (Neurophysiology) with a background comprising academia, industry, and the NHS, with a PhD and post-doctoral experience in Neuroscience, and an MSc in Clinical Science (Neurosensory).

Kay is a Highly Specialised Clinical Physiologist (Neurophysiology) with over 17 years of clinical experience. She holds two BSc (Hon) degrees in Health Science and Neurophysiology and an MSc in Epileptology from Kings College London.

Hamish graduated from the University of Bristol in 2022 with a BSc in Innovation and Management. Having initially started as an intern whilst completing his degree, he now works full time at Neuronostics.

Callum is an experienced Officer Manager with specialisms in accounting, events, project management and process review. He has worked across a range of public sector authorities helping drive customer focused organisational transformation.

Rosie graduated from the University of Bristol in 2022 with an MSc in Bioinformatics, following completion of her Bachelor’s degree in Biochemistry. Her master’s project, which focused on detecting patterns in genome structure, honed the coding and data analysis skills which she now utilises in her role at Neuronostics.