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Attend our Open Day
Attending our open days are a great way to find out more about postgraduate taught programmes at King's. You'll have the opportunity to attend talks and tasters, meet academics, explore facilities and ask any questions you may have.
Book a meeting with us
If you would like to explore Applied Statistical Modelling & Health Informatics in more detail, you can book a meeting with our team. We'll be happy to talk through the course content, application process and answer any questions you may have about life at King's.
Explore our world-leading impact
Departmental research supports widely used health data platforms and AI systems. Examples include:
- Foresight: A national-scale large language model trained on de-identified NHS electronic health records from 57 million patients, developed to predict health outcomes and support earlier clinical intervention.
- CogStack: A clinical information retrieval and AI platform that uses natural language processing to unlock insights from electronic health records and is now deployed across healthcare systems in the UK and internationally.
- RADAR-Base: An open-source platform that integrates smartphone and wearable data for continuous health monitoring and has supported more than 50 studies across over 20 disorder areas worldwide.
Learn more about our department's research impact.
Meet our subject experts
Our researchers work at the forefront of biostatistics, health informatics and AI. Examples include:
- The Precision Health Informatics Data Lab (PHIDL), led by Professor Richard Dobson, focuses on precision healthcare using electronic health records, omics data, mobile health data and knowledge graphs.
- The NIHR Maudsley BRC Prediction Modelling Group, led by Professor Daniel Stahl, develops predictive models for risk and treatment response in mental health.
- The Mental Health & Neuroscience Clinical Trial Statistics Group, led by Professor Ben Carter, designs and analyses clinical trials in psychiatry and neuroscience, ranging from early-phase to large multi-site trials.
- The Voice & Speech Processing Group, led by Dr Nicholas Cummins, develops AI-driven speech technologies that use voice and conversational signals as digital biomarkers for mood, cognition, and neurological health.
Learn more about our researchers.