Founding Director
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Centre Director
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Founding Director of the Social Science Research Unit and EPPI Centre, Professor of Sociology and Social Policy
a.oakley@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Gender, health, methodology and evidence-informed public policy; theories of knowledge construction.
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Director of the EPPI Centre, Professor of Evidence-informed Policy and Practice
david.gough@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Development of methods of systematic review and the study of research use.
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Deputy Directors
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Director of the Social Science Research Unit and Deputy Director of the EPPI Centre, Professor of Public Policy
sandy.oliver@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Making knowledge more democratic, through public involvement in doing and using research, and synthesising and sharing research literature.
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Deputy Director of the EPPI Centre, Professor of Social Research and Policy, Director of the EPPI Centre's Reviews Facility for the Department of Health, England
james.thomas@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Developing methods for research synthesis, in particular for qualitative and mixed methods reviews and in using emerging information technologies such as text mining in research.
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Associate Directors
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Associate Director of the EPPI Centre, Reader in Evidence-informed Policy and Practice in Education and Social Policy
mark.newman@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Developing methods and processes for systematic reviews for policy and practice decision making across social policy.
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Associate Director of the EPPI Centre, Senior Research Officer
a.o'mara-eves@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Meta-analysis and systematic review methods; technologies to assist systematic reviewing; social psychology; education; and public health.
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Associate Director of the EPPI Centre, Senior Lecturer in Evidence Informed Policy and Practice
rebecca.rees@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Synthesis of studies of people's perspectives on social phenomena and in participatory approaches to research in public health.
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Associate Director of the EPPI Centre, Senior Lecturer in Economics and Evidence Synthesis Methodologyi.shemilt@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Developing, applying and evaluating methods and automation tools designed to increase the efficiency of systematic review and evidence synthesis production workflows.
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Associate Director of the EPPI Centre, Associate Professor
katy.sutcliffe@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Children's participation in their health-care; approaches for integrating different types of research evidence in systematic reviews and approaches for supporting the implementation of review findings.
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Staff
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Senior Lecturer
m.bangpan@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Social interventions; gender, health and well-being of children and women in developing countries; systematic reviews in international development.
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EPPI Reviewer Support Officer and Trainer
melissa.bond@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Systematic review methodology (particularly within the field of education), educational technology and student engagement, digitalisation, the flipped learning approach, international research collaboration, foreign language teaching and learning, the doctoral journey, and offering professional development.
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Research Associate
preethy.d'souza@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: International development; research networks in South Asia; international multidisciplinary reviews; machine learning.
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Research Officer
k.dickson@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Systematic reviews in education and social care and working with review groups to undertake systematic reviews.
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Lead Developer and Information Systems Manager
s.graziosi@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: EPPI-Reviewer development and related technology; evidence synthesis methods; epistemology; cognitive science and politics.
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Research Officer
kate.hinds@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: The relationship between funders and their grant holders, particularly partnerships that support learning from practice.
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Senior Research Fellow
m.khatwa@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: BAME and migrant communities, gender, families and identity; qualitative research methods, narrative and oral history; accessible and engaging research; systematic reviews, qualitative synthesis and thematic analysis.
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Principal Research Fellow
d.kneale@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Exploring methods and practice in evidence-based policy-making; policy analysis; longitudinal analysis; neighbourhood and contextual effects; transitions to adulthood; housing and health; and ageing and ageing policy.
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Research Officer i.kwan@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Systematic review methodology and their application to the development of NICE social care guidelines.
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Research Officer
sarah.lester@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Systematic reviews in health, social care and well-being; approaches to involving service users in research processes; research on research use.
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Senior Programmer
p.o'driscoll@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: C#.NET Core and Angular development for ER-Web; SQL server; computation, education, science and gaming.
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Publications Officer
l.openshaw@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Research editorial, design and publishing; creative visual communications; digital and social media; politics and local government.
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Research Officer
m.richardson@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Applying mixed methods to synthesise evidence in public health and health promotion; developing tools to characterise the elements of interventions.
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Senior Lecturer in Social Policy and Programme Evaluation
c.rivas@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Medical sociology, multidisciplinary research methods and innovation; patient and public engagement and participatory research.
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Research Officer
k.bird@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Social research methods including systematic review methodology, and visual research in social science; gender issues, women and higher education; visual methods and knowledge exchange.
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Professorial Research Associate
j.sharples@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Evidence ecosystems; evidence-informed decision-making; implementation; research intermediaries and brokers; critical thinking across different fields.
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Research Officer and Programme Lead, MSc Systematic Reviews for Social Policy and Practice
a.simon@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Social research methods, including secondary analysis of large-scale data, administrative data and systematic review methodology; childcare; early years; children’s wellbeing; children’s diets; and trends in ethnicity and poverty.
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Research Officer
c.stansfield@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Information management support; advice and guidance to other research projects in health promotion, international development and related fields.
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Research Officer
utnvrst@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Research with service users, practitioners and policy-makers in health and education, facilitating and researching user-involvement in evidence-informed decision-making; international development.
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Research Officer
gillian.stokes@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Medicine, public health and developing methods in evidence-based health policy; discourse analysis methods; Bakhtinian theory; intrapersonal role conflict theory; children's rights.
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Senior Lecturer in Social Policy
janice.tripney@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: The influence of scientific evidence for policy and practice decision-making in education and other areas of social policy; the history and politics of evidence use, and the use and methodology of systematic reviews.
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Senior Research Fellow
c.vigurs@ucl.ac.uk
Interests: Diabetes education; Children and young people; Young offenders; Youth at risk; Systematic reviews; rapid evidence assessment.
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Students
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PhD Student
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