Advisors provide independent subject-matter guidance to strengthen research quality, relevance, and academic integrity.

They may review direction, identify literature or existing mechanisms, challenge assumptions, comment on methodology, and highlight gaps or alternative interpretations.

Advisory participation does not imply endorsement of GHTRC's research hypothesis, findings, or future outputs.

• regulatory and clinical research
• medicine and biomedical engineering
• post-market surveillance, vigilance, and quality
• AI, software, and cybersecurity
• law, ethics, governance, health economics, and public health
• research methodology