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Gabriel Davis Jones
BSc (Hons), MD
Lead Researcher
Biography
Dr Gabriel Davis Jones is a medically-trained computer scientist and software developer in the Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences and a lead researcher for the Oxford Martin Programme on Global Epilepsy. He specialises in developing technologies that apply artificial intelligence methodologies to novel biomedical and clinical big data problems in order to better understand health and disease in local-to-global scalable systems.
His most recent work has been in developing smart-device based machine learning models for the prediction of epileptic seizures as the lead computer scientist for the Epilepsy Pathway Innovation in Africa (EPInA) program and is also responsible for the software development of a suite of smart-device based cognitive testing tasks to enable remote neuropsychological testing of patients with neurological disorders using automated scoring metrics.
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Oxford Martin Programme on Global Epilepsy
Lead Researcher
Recent publications
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An evaluation of the effectiveness of perampanel in people with epilepsy who have previously undergone resective surgery and/or implantation of a vagal nerve stimulator
Journal article
Davis Jones G. et al, (2021), Epilepsy & Behavior, 116, 107738 - 107738
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Syncytiotrophoblast Derived Extracellular Vesicles in Relation to Pre-eclampsia
Journal article
Cooke WR. et al, (2021), Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Publish Ahead of Print
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The weekend effect for stroke patients admitted to intensive care: A retrospective cohort analysis.
Journal article
Mitchell WG. et al, (2020), PLoS One, 15
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Development of a rapid functional assay that predicts GLUT1 disease severity
Journal article
Zaman SM. et al, (2018), Neurology Genetics, 4, e297 - e297
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Development of EpiRisk: An online clinical tool for estimating the risk of major congenital malformations in pregnant women treated for epilepsy
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Davis Jones G. et al, (2018), Epilepsia Open, 3, 281 - 285