Robert has been applying cutting-edge AI technologies to diverse modalities (computer vision, natural language, customer behaviour, time series, etc.) in a variety of application industries (cosmology research, insurance tech, fashion, e-commerce, and communications) for the past decade. In addition to research and innovation in these areas, he has a proven track record of building AI products that go to market. Before working in AI, he earned his PhD in Theoretical Physics from King’s College London.

Dr John O'Toole is a biomedical engineer with over 17 years experience in developing signal-processing and machine-learning methods for newborn neuromonitoring technologies. He was a Research Fellow and Investigator from 2013 to 2022 at INFANT Research Centre, University College Cork, Ireland. During this time, he led a team of biomedical engineers on applications of data science and AI to detect and grade brain injury in preterm and term newborns using EEG and other physiological signals. John now heads up CergenX’s AI team, leveraging his unique expertise and vision.

Finola is a seasoned product and technology leader, bringing over 25 years of expertise in steering complex product strategies and fostering innovative team cultures. Her diverse career, grounded in Computer Engineering and Health Informatics, has seen her at the forefront of product development in various sectors, including enterprise SaaS, media streaming, and telecommunications. Her professional path features significant roles at industry leaders like Dell and Poppulo, complemented by her strategic involvement in advancing numerous startups and critical projects in the governmental sector. Finola has consistently delivered impactful solutions to Fortune 500 companies, marrying technical savvy with a deep understanding of market dynamics and customer needs.

Bernard has extensive experience in managing the regulatory framework for information security and quality management systems and is leading the implementation and operation of CergenX’s ISO 13485-compliant quality management system. With over 30 years experience in Engineering, Project Management, Operations Management, Facilities and Regulatory roles, he has previously worked with technology companies such as Apple, Qumas, Globetech and Poppulo. Bernard is an engineering graduate from CIT Cork and a graduate in business management from Henley Business School.

With a strong academic foundation encompassing a BSc in Computer Science from UCC and an MSc in Computer Games Technology from the University of Abertay Dundee, coupled with over 16 years of experience in software development, Paul is a seasoned expert in the field. Before joining CergenX, he was instrumental in designing, developing, and successfully launching a mobile employee communications platform for iOS and Android in an impressive six-month timeframe. Paul has consistently demonstrated leadership acumen, guiding software teams through the creation of intricate and scalable solutions.

As the Head of Systems at CergenX, Stefan brings two decades of expertise in system engineering, high-availability architectures, networking, and full-stack development. He boasts a rich background in designing, implementing, and developing services spanning hundreds of servers across numerous data centres worldwide, including those overseas, in Europe, and on the Cloud. Before his role at CergenX, Stefan owned and managed a company in the Czech Republic, delivering comprehensive systems, networks, and security solutions to several global organisations.

With over 20 years of experience in software development, Luca holds a degree in Mathematical Economics from the Faculty of Economic Cybernetics, Statistics, and Informatics at the Academy of Economic Studies (ASE) in Bucharest. Within the dynamic environment of CergenX, Luca is actively involved in preparing data for AI training and validation, demonstrating expertise in managing crucial backend services.

With a keen eye for detail and a passion for creating seamless user experiences, Dan brings five years of dedicated UX and product design experience to CergenX. Dan's expertise has been honed through practical application, notably during his tenure at tech company Poppulo, where he contributed significantly to several milestone releases, including an integrations self-service platform and major mobile app features. His hands-on experience is complemented by a BSc in Design Ergonomics from Loughborough University.

MedTech entrepreneur, Jim serves as a Medical Device Advisor and Consultant at CergenX, specialising in the nuanced commercial aspects of EEG, neonatal neuroprotection, route-to-market strategies, business development, innovation, and training. As the Founder of Incereb, Jim was behind the development of the groundbreaking NEON EEG electrode array designed for neonatal EEG monitoring. Jim's multifaceted role at CergenX underscores his dedication to driving impactful and innovative solutions within the MedTech landscape.

Oscar is a graduate student at the University of Notre Dame in the United States, where he is currently completing his Master of Science in Engineering, Science, and Technology Entrepreneurship (ESTEEM). He recently graduated from University College Dublin with a first-class honours degree in Pharmacology, coming top of his class. While studying at UCD, he developed a particular interest in neuropharmacology and gained experience working with Biohaven Pharmaceuticals, a US-based clinical-stage pharmaceutical focused on neurological and neuropsychiatric conditions. Oscar is currently working with CergenX as part of the ESTEEM program, focusing on developing the commercialisation and Go-To-Market strategy for the US market.

Since 2017, Sean has been working as a Research Support Officer at the INFANT Research Centre at University College Cork, contributing to various EEG-based projects. After completing a BSc in Biology in Bath and an MSc in Neuroscience at UCL, Sean spent eight years training and working as a Clinical Physiologist in the EEG department at Great Ormond Street Hospital. He then worked at UCLH in London as a research associate to recruit and record EEG on neonates at risk of seizures for the ANSeR study to test an automated seizure detection algorithm for neonatal EEG. During this time, he studied for a PhD, which involved analysis of various aspects of the performance of the ANSeR algorithm.

With a B.Sc (Hons) in Neurophysiology from Oporto-Portugal, Soraia obtained a diversified clinical experience in Neurophysiology through her traineeships in Portuguese reference hospitals such as Centro Hospitalar Universitáro de Santo António and, at King’s College in London. Soraia spent eight years working at Cork University Hospital, firstly as a clinical physiologist in neurophysiology and later as a research assistant, acquiring and monitoring neonatal seizures. She is a PhD candidate at INFANT Research Centre and University College Cork.