This page lists names of the University of Bristol staff with expertise in health data science, grouped by area of research, i.e. ‘keyword’. Use the drop-down list at the top to search for colleagues with expertise in particular areas. If you wish to be added to this hub, please contact ebi-healthdatascience@bristol.ac.uk.

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