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Eugenia O'Kelly
Visiting Fellow at Oxford’s Changing Character of War Centre, Engineer with Focus in Risk Management and High-Reliability Systems
Eugenia O'Kelly is a Research Fellow at the University of Oxford's Changing Character of War Centre (CCW). She holds a Doctorate in Engineering from the University of Cambridge and a Bachelor's degree from Stanford University, specializing in Science, Technology, and Society with a focus on software and product design.12
Professional Background
O'Kelly is a systems design engineer and researcher, primarily focusing on the intersection of technology and risk management in medical systems. Her work involves understanding how various system factors contribute to risk, particularly in military medicine and digital health technologies. Notably, she has collaborated with organizations such as the CDC and WHO to inform public health policies during the COVID-19 pandemic.23
Key Contributions
- Military Projects: O'Kelly has worked with the US Special Forces and SOCOM to develop advanced medical technologies and software for covert field care.
- COVID-19 Response: She led an international task force that focused on respiratory protection measures, contributing to evidence-based guidelines for public health.24
- Research Recognition: Her research has been featured in major media outlets like The Guardian and CNN, highlighting its impact on global health strategies.2
Skills and Interests
O'Kelly's expertise includes:
- Systems design engineering
- Risk management in complex medical systems
- Development of medical technologies for military applications
- Consulting for product development teams
She is also proficient in Japanese and has a certification in First Aid and CPR for pets.12
