Kevin Moore is a hepatologist based at UCL and the Royal Free London. His research has led to key discoveries in liver disease, including new treatments for hepatorenal syndrome, rhabdomyolysis and hemoglobinuric kidney failure, potentially saving 100,000 lives/year. He founded the Applied Medical Science programme at UCL, a biomedical science degree course with over 1000 graduates to date which fuses science with medicine.  He co-founded Salutare, a digital health start-up focused on disease and drug safety monitoring.  Their digital phlebotomy solution has been used in ~1 million patients in NCL and is being adopted across other ICS’s. He has authored four editions of the Oxford Handbook of Acute Medicine, with over 100,000 copies sold.