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Using AI to understand how preventative interventions can improve the health of children in the UK and reduce winter pressures on the NHS 2023
HDR UK and the NIHR. GBP 54070.69
Improving the lives of stroke survivors with data 2022-2026
National Institute for Health and Care Research. GBP 2195908.0
REFLECT: Wearable sensors for personalised decision support 2021-2022
EPSRC (Impact Acceleration Award). GBP 55564.64
2016 Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Computer Science at King's College London.
Thesis: 'Cyber Hide-and-Seek'. Explored strategies for network attackers and defenders by simulating their behaviour within a multi-agent (artificial intelligence), distributed research platform. Supervised by Professor Peter McBurney and Professor Michael Luck.
2011 Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Computing at University of Liverpool.
Honours project: 'Social networking and information diffusion in automated markets'. Explored the impact of social interactions on the performance of market traders by simulating their behaviour within a multi-agent, distributed research platform. Supervised by Professor Peter McBurney and Professor Katie Atkinson.
Current: Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Health Informatics at King's College London
I lead funded research projects, develop software, conduct research, and teach as part of an academic position focusing on the use of technology to support medical decision making.
2014 Researcher in Computer Science and Health Informatics at King's College London
I previously developed software and conducted research for projects focusing on the use of technology to support decision making.
2011 Teacher in Computer Science at King's College London
I previously taught computer science topics alongside my doctoral studies and research. I regularly presented to classes of 350+ students, and received teaching awards for student engagement and support.
Generating Computable Phenotype Intersection Metadata Using the Phenoflow Library 2025
M Chapman, L Rasmussen, J Pacheco, L Wiley and V Curcin
Long COVID demographic and secondary care referral characteristics in primary care: analysis of anonymised primary care data from a multiethnic, deprived urban area in the UK 2024
M Chapman, S Durbaba, F Tydeman, M Friend, L Duly, J Moore, V Curcin, Y Wang, C J Jolley, G Kaltsakas, T Chalder, N Hart and M Ashworth
Mechanisms for Integrating Real Data into Search Game Simulations: An Application to Winter Health Service Pressures and Preventative Policies 2024
M Chapman, G Abigail, K Daneshi, T Bramwell, S Durbaba, V Curcin, D Parmar, H Boulding, L Becares, C Morgan, M Molokhia, P McBurney, S Harding, I Wolfe, M Ashworth and L Poston
Ink: Non-repudiation for Large Language Models (LLMs) in Healthcare 2024
M Chapman, E Fairweather and C Hampson
Using Version Control Systems to Support High-Quality Phenotype Definitions 2023
M Chapman, L Rasmussen, J Pacheco and V Curcin
Using microservices to design patient-facing research software 2022
M Chapman, G Abigail, I Sassoon, N KΓΆkciyan, E I Sklar and V Curcin
Connecting computable phenotypes with multiple Health IT Standards using the Phenoflow library 2022
M Chapman, L Rasmussen, J Pacheco and V Curcin
Desiderata for the development of next-generation electronic health record phenotype libraries 2021
M Chapman, S Mumtaz, L V Rasmussen, A Karwath, G V Gkoutos, C Gao, D Thayer, J A Pacheco, H Parkinson, R L Richesson, E Jefferson, S Denaxas and V Curcin
Phenoflow: a microservice architecture for portable workflow-based phenotype definitions 2021
M Chapman, L V Rasmussen, J A Pacheco and V Curcin
Using computable phenotypes in point-of-care clinical trial recruitment 2021
M Chapman, J DomΓnguez, E Fairweather, B C Delaney and V Curcin
COVID-19 Analytics in Jupyter: Intuitive Provenance Integration Using ProvIt 2021
M Chapman, E Fairweather, A Khan and V Curcin
Computational argumentation-based clinical decision support 2019
M Chapman, P Balatsoukas, N KΓΆkciyan, K Essers, I Sassoon, M Ashworth, V Curcin, S Modgil, S Parsons and E I Sklar
A microservice architecture for the design of computer-interpretable guideline processing tools 2019
M Chapman and V Curcin
A semi-autonomous approach to connecting proprietary EHR standards to FHIR 2019
M Chapman, V Curcin and E I Sklar
Cyber Hide-and-Seek 2016
M Chapman
Learning the language of error 2015
M Chapman, H Chockler, P Kesseli, D Kroening, O Strichman and M Tautschnig
Playing hide-and-seek an abstract game for cyber security 2014
M Chapman, G Tyson, P McBurney, M Luck and S Parsons
Social networking and information diffusion in automated markets 2012
M Chapman, G Tyson, K Atkinson, M Luck and P McBurney