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Namia Mohamed Ali
Postgraduate Researcher
Medical Imaging (Radiography)
Namia Mohamed Ali is an NIHR Exeter Biomedical Research Centre (BRC)-funded PhD researcher in Health and Care Professions at the University of Exeter, UK. With a background in Computer Science, Data Science and Artificial Intelligence, her research focuses on hybrid intelligence, exploring how AI, clinical expertise and human-centred approaches can be integrated to address complex healthcare challenges.
Her work spans medical image analysis, multimodal AI, human-in-the-loop approaches and computational biomechanics. Her doctoral research investigates persistent pain following total knee replacement through the integration of AI, SPECT/CT imaging and biomechanical modelling. She is also involved in digital health innovation at the University of Bristol, contributing to the co-design and development of a patient-centred self-management platform for people living with lupus.
Her contributions to research and science communication have been recognised through the Best Student Paper Award at aiHealth 2026, first place in the University of Exeter's Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition, and selection as a finalist for STEM for BRITAIN 2026.