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RayStick/README.md

Dr Rachael Stickland (she/her)

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🧠 Research Scientist by background, with a PhD in neuroscience

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I specialised in neuroimaging, specifically Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). I have investigated the neural, vascular and metabolic function of the human brain and how these functions change in Multiple Sclerosis. I have developed and refined methods of measuring brain signals, examining different interpretations of what these signals tell us about brain health.

🧠 Data Wrangler at The Alan Turing Institute

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Data Wranglers can be viewed as a specialised type of data scientist, primarily working in the space between data generators and data analysts. Read more here. The research projects I work on use large population health databases (often electronic health records derived from primary care data). This data rarely comes AI-ready or research-ready. I create re-usable, accessible and efficient analytical workflows to help prepare data for specific use cases.

🧠 Independent Scientific Advisor for Innovate UK BridgeAI

🧠 Recent Activities & Outputs

  • Teaching on version control with git - YouTube Recording (jump in at 4:50 to skip the preamble)
  • Synthetic Data in Health Research - PDF of recent talk
  • Open source software - see pinned repositories below for example activities

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  1. aim-rsf/cprd-data-wrangle aim-rsf/cprd-data-wrangle Public

    Introduction to CPRD using synthetic datasets

    Jupyter Notebook 4

  2. aim-rsf/Synthetic-Data aim-rsf/Synthetic-Data Public

    An introduction to synthetic data, in the context of health-care and biomedical research.

    3

  3. aim-rsf/browseMetadata aim-rsf/browseMetadata Public

    An R package to help researchers explore publicly available metadata from health datasets, categorising variables into research domains

    R 4 1

  4. Breathing-Task-Visual-PsychoPy Breathing-Task-Visual-PsychoPy Public

    PsychoPy code to display visual instructions for a 'Breath Hold' and a 'Cued Deep Breathing' task, alongside MRI scanning.

    Python 3 1

  5. the-turing-way/the-turing-way the-turing-way/the-turing-way Public

    Host repository for The Turing Way: a how to guide for reproducible data science

    TeX 1.9k 656

  6. physiopy/phys2bids physiopy/phys2bids Public

    Python3 library to format physiological files in BIDS. At the moment, it supports Acqknowledge and Labchart. BrainHack participants, check the issues with the BrainHack labels!

    Python 65 45