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Dr Emma Wilson is a Lecturer in the Computing and Communications department at Lancaster University, focusing on systems and control theory applied to healthcare and biological systems. Her interdisciplinary research integrates engineering principles with biomedical challenges to improve health outcomes, including adaptive treatments, bio-inspired robotics, and muscle modeling.
Her research spans multiple areas such as control theory, bio-inspired control mechanisms, brain-based robotics, and computational modeling of biological systems. A key theme is translating insights from biological systems into engineered solutions and vice versa, particularly in digital health applications like personalized treatment decisions and dynamic health modeling.
Recent work includes developing robust control algorithms for anticoagulant therapies and neuro-inspired adaptive systems for robotics. She leads projects like DCQ (Cyber Security of Digital Medical Devices) and collaborates on initiatives like the Health Behavior Change research group. Her publications reflect a blend of theoretical control systems research with practical healthcare applications.
Dr Wilson is affiliated with the Lancaster Intelligent, Robotic and Autonomous Systems Centre (LIRA) and the Data Science Centre (SCC), emphasizing her role in cutting-edge interdisciplinary research.
