Meet the team

Our team brings together women's health clinicians, methodologists, evidence synthesis experts, statisticians, health economists, qualitative researchers and public contributors from ARU, University College London (UCL) and Queen Mary University of London (QMUL).

We welcome contact from researchers, clinicians, charities, patients, policymakers and partners who share our commitment to improving women's health. You can contact individual researchers using the details on their profile pages, contact us, or propose a collaboration.

Unit leadership

• Dr Bassel Wattar – Unit Lead; Associate Professor of Reproductive Medicine and Medical Director of the Clinical Trials Unit, ARU
• Dr Ewelina Rogozinska – Unit Co-Lead; Research Fellow, MRC Clinical Trials Unit, UCL

Core team members

• Ngawai Moss – Honorary Research Fellow, QMUL
• Claire Hooks – Associate Professor in Midwifery and Women's Health, ARU
• Dr Susan Walker – Associate Professor, ARU
• Prof Gillian Janes – Professor in Nursing and Quality Improvement, ARU
• Prof Catherine Meads – Professor of Health, ARU

Honorary Clinical Faculty

• Dr Vikram Talaulikar – Honorary Associate Professor, ARU
• Dr Lisa Ball – Honorary Associate Professor, ARU
• Mr Fadi Al Fhaily – Honorary Senior Lecturer, ARU

Doctoral researchers

• Ghida Awada – PhD Doctoral Researcher, ARU
• Mayowa Osinibi – MD Doctoral Researcher, ARU

Early career researchers and students

Fellowship and collaboration

EVIE actively supports researchers developing fellowship applications in women's health. Contact Dr Bassel Wattar to discuss NIHR, MRC, Wellcome, UKRI or Royal College fellowship support.

Collaborators and public contributors

EVIE's strength lies in the breadth of its networks. Collaborators include clinical academics, methodologists, guideline developers and patient/public partners across institutions. Our charity and community partners – including Verity, Endometriosis UK, The Fertility Alliance, Fibroid Forum UK, Progress Educational Trust, the Menopause Research and Education Fund, and Menopause and Cancer CIC – are central to how EVIE sets research priorities and ensures its findings reach those who need them most.