Dr Angus Roberts
Senior Lecturer in Health Informatics
Research interests
- Mental Health
Biography
Angus Roberts joined the Biostatistics and Health Informatics department at King's College London as a Senior Lecturer in Health Informatics in January 2018. Angus trained and worked as a Biomedical Scientist in the NHS before switching careers to computer science, and subsequently working as an NHS software developer. This led to an interest in the electronic health record, medical knowledge representation and medical terminology. He quickly realised that if we want to analyse and reuse the electronic health record (EHR), we have to tackle the fact that they are predominantly textual, and so completed a PhD in natural language processing (NLP) at the University of Sheffield, where he went on to lead life science work for GATE, a widely used open source NLP framework. He currently researches many aspects of NLP applied to the EHR, and the infrastructures needed to support this.
Research Interests:
- Natural language processing
- Knowledge representation
- Health informatics
Teaching:
- Natural Language Processing
- Big Data in Urban Mental Health
Expertise and Public Engagement:
Consultancy for commercial and public sector bodies, e.g. writing technical papers, sitting on advisory boards.
Research
My Emotions and Me
My Emotions and Me is one phase of a new research project, RE-STAR (Regulating Emotions - Strengthening Adolescent Resilience).
Project status: Ongoing
Regulating Emotions – Strengthening Adolescent Resilience
RE-STAR is a four-year, interdisciplinary programme being led by Professor Edmund Sonuga-Barke of the Experimental Psychopathology and Neurodevelopment (ExPAND) Research Group at King’s College London.
Centre for Urban Science and Progress (CUSP) London
CUSP London is a collaboration between King’s College London and New York University, which brings together researchers, businesses, local authorities and government agencies, to apply data science and visual analytics to challenges in and for London.
News
King's to partner on new Consortium to reduce the harmful consequences of violence
The five-year Consortium, ‘Violence, Health and Society’, has been awarded a £7 million UKPRP grant to provide world-leading data on violence, and identify...
Research
My Emotions and Me
My Emotions and Me is one phase of a new research project, RE-STAR (Regulating Emotions - Strengthening Adolescent Resilience).
Project status: Ongoing
Regulating Emotions – Strengthening Adolescent Resilience
RE-STAR is a four-year, interdisciplinary programme being led by Professor Edmund Sonuga-Barke of the Experimental Psychopathology and Neurodevelopment (ExPAND) Research Group at King’s College London.
Centre for Urban Science and Progress (CUSP) London
CUSP London is a collaboration between King’s College London and New York University, which brings together researchers, businesses, local authorities and government agencies, to apply data science and visual analytics to challenges in and for London.
News
King's to partner on new Consortium to reduce the harmful consequences of violence
The five-year Consortium, ‘Violence, Health and Society’, has been awarded a £7 million UKPRP grant to provide world-leading data on violence, and identify...