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SHINE Superintelligence and Health INnovation Ecosystem
Where health meets intelligence.
SHINE brings together healthcare, research, education and emerging technologies at Lata Mangeshkar University (LMU). It is a shared space for clinicians, faculty, students and researchers to learn about intelligent technologies, use them in care, build new work with them and guide how they are adopted.
About SHINE
SHINE, the Superintelligence and Health INnovation Ecosystem, is an initiative at Lata Mangeshkar University (LMU). It connects the people who deliver care and teaching with the tools and ideas emerging from artificial intelligence and health technology.
Its work is organised into five verticals: academics, healthcare, research, governance and outreach. Six focus areas, from artificial intelligence to sensors and wearables, set out the technologies it concentrates on.
SHINE is open to UG and PG students, faculty, clinicians and researchers, at LMU and beyond.
What the name stands for
- Superintelligence
- Advanced artificial intelligence, and how it can be applied safely in health and education.
- Health
- Patient care, rehabilitation and clinical practice, where new tools have to prove their value.
- Innovation
- Research, projects and new ideas, from study design to startups.
- Ecosystem
- Students, faculty, clinicians and partners working together in one network.
Focus areas
Six areas of technology where SHINE concentrates its learning, research and practice.
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AI and Superintelligence
Artificial intelligence in health and medical education, and the questions raised as AI systems become more capable.
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Digital Health and Telemedicine
Digital tools, health data and remote consultation that extend care beyond the clinic.
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Virtual Reality and Simulation
Immersive and simulated environments for clinical training, skills practice and rehabilitation.
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Medical Devices
The design, testing and evaluation of devices that support diagnosis, treatment and recovery.
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Robotics
Robotic systems in healthcare, including assistive and rehabilitation robotics.
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Sensors and Wearables
Wearable and connected sensors that track health signals, movement and recovery in everyday life.
Our five verticals
Each vertical pairs what SHINE does with the area it serves.
Use
Healthcare
- Patient care
- Rehabilitation
- Telemedicine
- Clinical validation
Build
Research
- AI projects
- Research grants
- Innovation
- Startups
Guide
Governance
- AI policy
- Ethics
- Data governance
- Compliance
Connect
Outreach
- Community
- National partners
- Global partners
- Visiting experts
Initiatives
What SHINE offers for learning, research support and new projects.
Expert Learning Series
Masterclasses and sessions by national and international experts, for faculty, students and clinicians.
Research Guidance Clinic
Help with research, theses and publications, from study design to publishing, for UG and PG students and faculty.
SHINE Lab. You can also bring an idea and turn it into a project in the SHINE Lab.
Get in touch about an idea
Join the SHINE team.
UG and PG students, faculty, clinicians and researchers, at LMU or beyond. You are welcome here.
Express interest (opens in a new tab)The form is hosted on Google Forms and opens in a new tab.
Get in touch
Dr. Waqar M. Naqvi
Head, SHINE
Deputy Director, Research and International Collaboration, LMU