Georgie Massen

Georgie Massen is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at The George Institute, Imperial College London, and a Research Assistant within the School of Public Health, Faculty of Medicine at Imperial College London. She serves as an Admissions Tutor for the School of Public Health and previously contributed to the SPH Teaching Strategy Review Panel.

Her educational background includes:

• BSc in Mathematics from Aberystwyth University (2017-2020)
• MSc in Bioinformatics from the University of Bath (2020-2022)
• PhD in Clinical Epidemiology from Imperial College London (2022-2025)

Massen's research centers on women's health, with specific focus on gynaecological conditions and musculoskeletal disorders in women, alongside sex differences in cardiovascular disease. She investigates fibrotic diseases—including multiple organ fibrosis and interstitial lung diseases—using large-scale electronic healthcare records. Her methodological expertise includes developing standardized codelists for disease identification and analyzing genetic determinants of fibrosis across diverse populations. Current projects explore musculoskeletal conditions in women and sex-specific cardiovascular disease patterns.

Her publication record demonstrates significant productivity with 24 articles (2023-2025) spanning clinical epidemiology, fibrotic diseases, and women's health. Key contributions include studies on diabetes-fibrosis associations, sex differences in COPD, hypertensive disorders of pregnancy and cardiomyopathy risk, and methodological advances in electronic health record analysis. Research trends show increasing focus on multi-organ disease interactions and sex-specific medicine.

Massen actively contributes to academic service through teaching roles and methodological research that enhances reproducibility in electronic health record studies. Her work bridges clinical epidemiology, women's health, and fibrotic disease research with practical applications for improving disease classification and patient outcomes.