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Generative Decision Support for Healthcare

Better decisions made faster and easier with InScightful

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Working With the Best

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Meet the Team

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Founder, CEO and Architect

Ben Sprott

Ben holds MSc degrees in Physics and Computer Science from Waterloo and McGill.  During this time, he worked with some of the world’s greatest scientists.  Ben was once a member of the world’s most advanced physics research institute, The Perimeter Institute.  Ben has many years of experience as a Senior Engineer, Developer, Automation Specialist and Industrial Researcher.

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Head of Healthcare

Christopher Picard

Chris holds MN in Nursing from the University of Alberta. He is an editor with the Canadian Journal of Emergency Nursing (CJEN), The Vice President of the National Emergency Nurses Association (NENA). He holds a position as Clinical Nurse Specialist with trauma services at Island Health Authority. His research focuses on the use of technology and data to improve resuscitation and cardiovascular disease care in the emergency department. 

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Head of Natural Language Processing

Mehrnoosh Sadrzadeh

Mehrnoosh is a Professor of Computer Science in the PPLV group of Department of Computer ScienceUniversity College London. In March 2022, She was awarded a Royal Academy of Engineering Senior Research Fellowship.  She works on logical and mathematical models of natural language, categorial grammars for syntax and compositional vector/tensor spaces for semantics,  with the aid of machine learning and proof theoretic and algebraic methods.

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R&D Developer

Ian Lo Kin

Ian is a PhD student in Computer Science at University College London and is a student of Mehrnoosh Sadrzadeh.

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How it Works

How It Works

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Science is the process of analysing complex situations and systems into interpretable fragments.

Neural Networks

Neural Networks are the opposite of this: monolithic function approximators.

Automatic Science

We do the work to break apart your data into its internal network of interactions and then wrap this in an interface that is intuitive and easy to use.

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