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Sacha Jones, PhD – Data Champion Programme Supervisor

Research Data Manager

Office of Scholarly Communication

Areas Of Expertise:

Research data management, Data Management Plans, Licensing, Sensitive data, Data storage, Institutional repositories, Apollo (Cambridge University repository), Data sharing, Open data, Statistical analysis, Data collection, Database design, Workshop delivery, Digital illustration

Contact Information

scj23@cam.ac.uk

ORCiD:

0000-0003-0492-2662

Biography

I joined the Office of Scholarly Communication in November 2018 as Research Data Coordinator for the Research Data Management Facility. I manage the Data Champion Programme as part of my role. I have a PhD in Biological Anthropology from the University of Cambridge and was a Post-doctoral Research Associate at the McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research from 2009–2017, specialising in human evolution and Palaeolithic archaeology.

Additional areas of expertise:

Archaeology data

Tirtharaj Dash

Research Associate

Areas Of Expertise:

Python, Git, SQL, Matlab, Other programming languages, C/C++/C# language, Machine learning, Statistical analysis, Research data ethics, General repositories, Data sharing, Code sharing, Open data, FAIR Data, Writing/publishing data papers, Cheminformatics, Bioinformatics, Textual data

Contact Information

td522@cam.ac.uk

Website

ORCiD:

0000-0001-5965-8286

Biography

I am a Research Associate at the University of Cambridge, UK. I am also a Postdoctoral Affiliate of Trinity College, Cambridge. I am currently working on several exciting research problems concerning codon usage, optimality and, in general, knowledge discovery from large-scale genomic data. I am focusing on developing novel ML approaches, such as Neuro-Symbolic Models and Deep Neural Networks, to learn from genomic sequences. For more details, please visit my homepage, which is usually updated often: https://tirtharajdash.github.io/

Ulla Sovio, PhD

Senior Research Associate

Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology

Areas Of Expertise:

Data analysis, Statistical analysis, Data collection, Experimental design, Sensitive data, Data protection and research, Sociall media and digital communications

Contact Information

us253@medschl.cam.ac.uk

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ORCiD:

0000-0002-0799-1105

Biography

Dr Ulla Sovio, Senior Research Associate in Applied Medical Statistics, studies the prediction of adverse pregnancy outcomes. Her research interests include clinical risk prediction, development of screening tools, and application of longitudinal growth modelling and time-to-event analysis methods. Sovio is currently analysing biomarker data to further improve the identification of high risk pregnancies.

Website:

http://www.obgyn.cam.ac.uk/staff/research-staff/ulla-sovio/

Additional areas of expertise:

Medical statistics, epidemiology, pregnancy research, longitudinal modelling, prediction modelling, survival analysis, biomarkers, Stata.

Xinyue Li, PhD

Research Lead

Areas Of Expertise:

Data visualisation, Data collection, Research data ethics, Surveys, Audiovisual data, Video editing, Digitisation, Workshop delivery, Social media & digital communications, Other -- Copyright (AI-generated content)

Contact Information

xinyue.li@cambridge.org

XinyueCam

Biography

Xinyue is the Research Lead for Cambridge Mathematics. She is an educational researcher and learning scientist with expertise in AI-, AR-, VR- and XR-assisted STEM learning and research methodologies, with a focus on activity theory, sociocultural theory and metacognition. She holds a PhD from the University of Cambridge, and achieved a first in her BA (Hons) in Education Studies from UCL – Institute of Education.

Sacha Jones, PhD – Data Champion Programme Supervisor

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Tirtharaj Dash

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Ulla Sovio, PhD

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