Amy Couper, BSc (Hons)

Amy graduated from the University of Manchester with a First-Class BSc (Hons) Degree in

Biochemistry, where she accumulated experience in macromolecular recognition, genome

regulation and protein dynamics. Whilst there, she also actively represented her field as a

key committee member of the University’s Women in Science and Engineering Society.

Amy joined the Observational and Pragmatic Research Institute (OPRI) in 2019 to apply her knowledge to public health, with an interest in real-life research and chronic disease management. Since then, Amy has secured an academic advisory role with the company and been involved in the publication of Optimum Patient Care Quality Improvement processes and establishing global Quality Standards for patients with a higher but modifiable risk of COPD. 

Based in Singapore, Amy is now involved in both the research and operational

implementation of projects across OPRI and its network of affiliates, facilitating the delivery

of international respiratory initiatives, with a particular focus on the CONQUEST Programme

and COPD management