Lukas is a medically-trained, interdisciplinary HCI researcher with a focus on healthcare technologies and clinical research. He is particularly interested in fostering human-computer interaction to investigate the applicability and usability of algorithmic outputs in clinical settings, addressing trust issues, testing new strategies, and the policies of their future use in a technically informed society. Lukas is also the University of Manchester's School of Engineering Open Research Lead. He works in the NHS as Lead for Computational Medicine in Anaesthesia, Critical Care, and Perioperative Medicine at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust, where he also co-leads the Manchester Wearables Research Group (the "Wearables Lab").

• Data and Health Sciences (specifically Emergency and Critical Care)
• AI and Machine Learning
• HCI
• Medical Education
• Open Research and Reproducibility
• Informed and Ethical Usership

I currently (co-)supervise the follwing students:

Rawan Alotaibi (PhD, Cardiovascular Sciences)

Past courses:

- CS, CS and Maths, and CS and AI BSc Final Year Projects

- Programming 1 (2019/20; 2020/21; 2021/22) - Department of Computer Science

- Programming 2 (2020/2021; 2021) - Department of Computer Science

- Foundations of Machine Learning (2021) - Department of Computer Science

- Computer Science Introduction (2019/20; 2020/21) - Department of Computer Science

- AI: Robot Overlord, Replacement or Colleague (2020; 2020/21; 2021; 2022/23) - UCIL/Department of Computer Science

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) - Member

UK Society for Computing and Technology in Anaesthesia (SCATA) - Member

Royal Society of Arts - Fellowship