What is Precision Healthcare?
Precision healthcare considers a person’s unique characteristics – genes, environment & lifestyle – to be able to better identify illnesses and to develop more effective treatments & monitoring tools.
PHURI gives us the opportunity to join and build on existing initiatives across QMUL and Barts NHS Trust, including health data, Bioresources, with research from all QMUL faculties. Our multidisciplinary researchers will focus on precision healthcare to better understand how disease impacts different patient groups. We have four interconnected research centres :
- Health Data and Analytics
- Multi-omics
- MedTech and Devices
- Therapeutic Innovation
Through PHURI, we aim to deliver on three healthcare priorities
By better predicting what conditions a patient might develop or understanding how a disease might evolve, we can treat it more effectively. Through earlier and improved medical intervention, we can prevent people from becoming unwell in the first place and by developing personalised, targeted medicines, we can dramatically improve patient outcomes.
We will build on our strong engagement with our local communities and expertise across all our faculties to determine how best to deliver these interventions and ensure our research has social benefit and impact.

The Team



Miss Rebecca Camenzuli
Programme Manager - KidneyGenAfrica Partnership Programme

Dr Julia Carrasco-Zanini-Sanchez
Postdoctoral research assistant in Computational Genomics and Multi-omics



Professor Simon Haas
Professor and Chair of Single Cell Technologies and Precision Medicine


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Dr Alice Williamson
Postdoctoral research assistant in Computational Genomics and Multi-omics