Graduated with M.D at Miguel Hernandez University in 2005. General Radiology residency at Vall Hebron Hospital (2006-2010) . Pediatric Radiologist staff at Sant Joan de Deu Hospital, Barcelona, Spain from 2010-2011.Fellowship in General Radiology at Sickkids Hospital, Toronto (Canada) (Jan 2012-July 2013).Currently Pediatric Radiologist consultant at Sant Joan de Deu Hospital, Barcelona, Spain.My skills involve General Pediatric Radiology (with special interest in Oncology Imaging) and General Musculoskeletal Radiology.Involved in Education, including teaching. Associated professor of the University of Barcelona: Master of Neonatology and Master of Rheumatology.Research: author of more than 17 international publications. Currently involved in the international group of OMERACT.

I am a medical graduate of University College Dublin and PhD Scholar of Imperial College London. I am an RCOG-trained Subspecialist in Maternal and Fetal Medicine, a Fellow of the Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynaecologists and a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland. I am working as a Consultant Obstetrician/Senior Lecturer at CUMH and University College Cork since 2007 and was awarded promotion to Professor in UCC in 2020. I am national specialty-training director for the RCPI’s higher specialist training scheme in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. I lead implementation for the HSE’s National Standards for Bereavement Care following Pregnancy Loss and Perinatal Death. Since 2021, I have been Clinical Lead for Guideline Development in Maternity and Gynaecology at the National Women and Infants Health Programme, HSE. At UCC, I lead the award-winning Pregnancy Loss Research Group, combining supervising a large group of postgraduate and Doctoral students with collaborative clinical research. Current funding includes awards from Science Foundation Ireland, the Irish Research Council and the Health Research Board. My work has resulted in >220 peer-reviewed original papers and >370 published conference proceedings.

Professor Monica Lakhanpaul is a nationally and internationally recognised academic (Professor of Integrated Community Child Health, UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health), researcher and clinician (consultant paediatrician, Whittington Hospital), and science communicator who uses arts-based approaches to give vulnerable communities a voice. She creates pioneering interventions that improve the lives of the most vulnerable people in the UK and globally. As part of her role as Pro-Vice-Provost for South Asia at UCL, she promotes research, education and innovation, whilst also performing an ambassadorial role to further collaboration. Her work takes a cross-sectoral approach, encompassing health, environment and educational issues, and she works with communities to achieve the best outcomes. She has experience of working in Nepal, Indonesia, India and Africa, to name but a few, with her projects working towards the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, whilst addressing pollution, childhood nutrition, and UNICEF’s Water, Sanitation and Hygiene principle. In addition, she also addresses non-communicable diseases such as asthma, Down syndrome, epilepsy and mental health. Recognised by the academic community both through the securing of over £30.7m in funding, along with another £37m in matched funding, and through her membership of numerous organisations. She holds several leadership and advisory positions, including advising the Indian Government and UK local authorities, sitting on the Clinical & Public Health Selection Committee for the Wellcome Trust/DBT India Alliance (https://www.indiaalliance.org/) and she was the first ever Child Health Clinical Director at the collaborating centre developing guidelines for NICE, UK and received the first child health NICE fellowship. Despite all this, she still finds time to supervise academic fellows, PhD and Master’s students and is involved in capacity-building in higher education in the UK and low-and middle-income countries. Her contribution to the public sector has been recognised with an Asian Women of Achievement award. Furthermore, she works to promote racial and gender equality: chairing the UCL South Asia Network, is a member of the Black Female Professors Forum and Ambassador for Women of the Future. She has over 180 articles, books and other publications to her name.

Experienced Associate Professor Pediatric with a demonstrated history of working in the medical practice industry. Skilled in Pediatric Orthopedics, Gait Analysis, Clinical Research, Medical Education Strong professional graduated from Ankara University.