My Fulbright research will develop the role of artificial intelligence and portable magnetic resonance imaging in the evaluation of acute unconsciousness. Unconsciousness, including new-onset coma, can herald a number of disabling or life-threatening illnesses. It is hoped that this line of work will improve outcomes for vulnerable patients in future.
Stephen is a neurology registrar with interests in research, clinical practice, and medical education. He completed his medical degree in 2017 and his PhD in 2022, both at the University of Adelaide. Stephen is currently a Senior Lecturer at Flinders University. He has worked clinically at the Royal Adelaide Hospital, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Flinders Medical Centre, and Lyell McEwin Hospital. Stephen’s areas of research interest include healthcare systems and machine learning.
As a Fulbright Scholar, Stephen will seek to advance the evaluation of unconsciousness.