Roos Van Greevenbroek

Research Associate (Human-Computer Interaction)

Roos has a background in both Psychology and Human Computer Interaction, and is passionate about improving sexual health through research and design, using technology. Roos drives the user interaction design, implementation and testing of the SEQUENCE digital e-sexual health clinic web-app, to ensure the end-product will be as usable and inclusive as possible. This includes interviewing people to identify core user experiences and needs for future service users, as well as prototyping user interfaces and evaluating user interactions. 

Meet the rest of the team

Prof. Claudia Estcourt

Principal Investigator & Clinical Academic

Prof. Paul Flowers

Public Health Psychology Lead

Prof. Ann Blandford

Professor of Human–Computer Interaction

Dr. John Saunders

Clinical Academic & Consultant Sexual Health & HIV Medicine

Dr. Jo Gibbs

Principal Clinical Research Fellow and Consultant in Sexual Health & HIV

Prof. Pam Sonnenberg

Infectious Disease Epidemiology and Public Health Lead

Dr. Vanessa Apea

Consultant in Sexual Health and HIV Medicine

Prof. Jonathan Ross

Professor of Sexual Health and HIV Medicine

Jonathan O'Sullivan

Deputy Director Public Health

Prof. Tracy Roberts

Professor of Health Economics

Prof. Andrew Copas

Director of the Centre for Pragmatic Global Health Trials

Dr. Andrew Winter

Consultant in Sexual Health and HIV Medicine

Merle Symonds

Principal Health Adviser

Dr. Melvina Woode Owusu

Senior Research Fellow & Programme Manager

Nuria Gallego Marquez

Research Fellow in Digital Health

Amelia McInnes-Dean

Research Assistant in Digital Health

Roos Van Greevenbroek

Research Associate (Human-Computer Interaction)

Danita Mooney

Research Assistant (Human-Computer Interaction)

Dr. Jen MacDonald

Research Fellow (Health Psychology)

Julie McLeod

Research Associate (Health Psychology)

Dr. Fiona Mapp

Senior Research Associate & Trial Manager (on maternity leave)

Dr. Karen Lloyd

Senior Research Associate (Medical Sociology)