Established through the philanthropy of José Luis Cutrale and family in partnership with Prof Anthony Bull.
Multidisciplinary programmes across in-ear EEG neurotelemetry, biofluid metabolomics, TAVI frailty, and joint kinematics.
Indexed clinical and bioengineering outputs across in-ear EEG neurotelemetry, surgical metabolomics, and acute frailty recovery.
Bioengineering PhD candidates and clinical MD(Res)/OOPR fellows undertaking supervised doctoral research across our four translational pillars.
Join our multidisciplinary research group
We are actively recruiting clinical research fellows (MD(Res) / PhD / OOPR), bioengineering doctoral students, and academic foundation doctors.
Translating laboratory bioengineering to patient bedside
How our consultant physicians and bioengineering researchers collaborate to improve surgical outcomes for older patients.
In-ear EEG telemetry in acute older patient care
In a translational study led by Cutrale clinical research fellow Dr Chirag Haria alongside Prof Benjamin Harris, Dr Louis Koizia, and Prof Michael Fertleman, the team evaluated point-of-care in-ear EEG sensors for continuous, non-invasive brain health monitoring.
Published in Frontiers in Digital Health, this study demonstrates the clinical viability and patient acceptability of wearable in-ear electrophysiology, replacing cumbersome 20-channel scalp caps for vulnerable surgical and acute hospital cohorts.
Institutional partners and funding bodies
Our translational research programmes are sustained through prestigious philanthropic and public partnerships.