James Love-Koh is a Scientific Adviser at the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) and an Honorary Research Fellow at the Centre for Health Economics. His work covers novel science policy and research topics at NICE, including the evaluation of antimicrobials and complex diagnostics and its approach to economic perspective and inequalities in assessments.

James has previously worked in both consulting and academic roles, including as a Research Fellow at CHE between 2017 and 2021, specializing in the development of distributional cost-effectiveness analysis methods to incorporate inequality concerns into health economic analysis. He holds an MSc in Health Economics and PhD in Economics, both from the University of York.