This CIVIC project began as a collaboration between the University of Nottingham, University of Bristol and Imperial College London, supported by NHS-X and retail partners OLIO and Boots UK.
Due to the success that CIVIC had in evidencing the remarkable power of medication purchase data to reveal hidden UK disease incidence, especially within vulnerable communities, the team has since expanded to include further world-leading academic expertise at University College London and University of Leicester. The consortia of retail stakeholders committed to protecting the UK from future pandemics has also expanded, including Co-operative Group, Alliance Healthcare and Walgreen Boots Alliance.
- Dr James Goulding
- Associate Professor, AI/Data Analytics, University of Nottingham
- Dr Anya Skatova
- UKRI Future Leader, Behavioural Science, University of Bristol
- Prof Nic Timpson
- Professor of Genomics, ALSPAC, Bristol Medical School
- Dr James Flanagan
- Reader in Epigenetics, Imperial College London
- Dr John Harvey
- Associate Professor, Economic Networks, University of Nottingham
- Prof Markus Owen
- Professor of Biological Statistics, University of Nottingham
- Elizabeth Dolan
- PhD Researcher, Horizon Digital Economy Research / N-LAB, UoN
And additionally…
- Prof Chris Starmer
- Professor of Behavioural Economics, University of Nottingham
- Prof Louise Wain
- Professor of Respiratory Health, University of Leicester
- Dr Yasemin Hirst
- Research Fellow, University College London
- Dr Gavin Smith
- Associate Professor, AI/Data Analytics, University of Nottingham
- Prof Theodore Kypraios
- Professor of Epidemiological Statistics, University of Nottingham
- Dr Clare Steves
- Clinical Senior Lecturer, Kings College London
- Dr Alexandra Lang
- Assistant Professor, Healthcare Human Factors, UoN
- Dr Andrew Smith
- Professor of Consumer Behaviour, Director, N/LAB, NUBS
- Dr Georgiana Nica-Avram
- Assistant Professor, Consumer Behaviour, University of Nottingham
- Dr Laila Tata
- Associate Professor, Epidemiology, University of Nottingham