ALT The picture shows a person coding on their laptop. There is a big screen with code in the background. Photo by Procreator UX Design Studio on Unsplash

ALT In the background, which is a blackish shade, you can see stylised code. On top, in the middle, is a bright green rectangle that states "BIOINFORM@EXE. Below, in white letters, there is a header saying "CAREERS IN BIOINFORMATICS". On the left hand side, there is a white and bright green text stating "3RD TALK OF THE SEMINAR SERIES WITH DR> FLISS GUEST FROM THE RSE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF EXETER PRESENTING "BECOMING A RESEARCH SOFTWARE ENGINEER". Below, in smaller letters, it states "Tue 14/01/2025, At Noon." On the right there is a picture of Fliss wearing glasses and smiling at the camera. She has light brown hair and wears a black t-shirt

ALT A black background with faded code visible. On top, a bright green box saying "Bioinform@Exe". Below, a white headline saying "Careers in Bioinformatics" in capitals. Below that, a smaller subheader saying "Talk Series". On the right, a picture of Prof. David Wong smiling at the camera. He wears glasses and a light blue shirt. On the left of that picture, it says "2nd TALK OF SERIES WITH PROF DAVID WONG FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS PRESENTING "Using data science for real world impact - experiences in developing and commercialising software as a medical device"

ALT On this page, you can read the abstract of his talk: Using data science for real world impact – experiences in developing and commercialising software as a medical device The common wisdom in health data science is that the vast majority of predictive models never see a life beyond an academic paper. We will explore some of the reasons why this may be, using a case study from my post-doc of Early Warning Scores for detecting deteriorating patients in hospitals. In particular, I’ll discuss challenges in developing, evaluating, and commercialising an electronic system that sought to address this. I’ll then reflect on how this project has shaped my career and led to my current work. To conclude, I’ll share some recent research on extracting objective measures of neurological diseases through smartphone videos.

ALT The background is grey-blue. On the top right is a grey Bioinform@Exe logo. On the top left is a bright green rectangle which also says Bioinform@Exe. Below, in big white letters it says "Collab Coding Space" and in a bit smaller white text "Code on your own, discuss your code with peers, collaborate on your project. Fortnightly starting 24th of October". In the lower left is a graphical Icon showing people with a laptop sitting around a table. It appears as if they are talking. Next to it, in the lower middle, is 4 rectangles. The top three are grey, the lowest is green. The top one says fortnightly, below it states the time which is 11-1pm, below that its says that it is Hybrid: Laver 7.16 or online. Below that is the url to join the teams call which is https://tinyurl.com/collabcode. On the right hand side is some geometrical decorative shapes in dark green