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Xavier Loizeau
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William Tolmie
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I am a trainee clinical scientist in clinical engineering. I am training to be responsible for the management of any devices within the hospital that may interact with a patient.
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Urmila Mistry
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Tom Ranner
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Tim Chapman
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My work is interesting and varied and I get to work with some of the largest, and most recognisable names in the world, Primark, Costa Coffee, HSBC, delivering secure solutions to protect them from vulnerabilities and cyber attack.
I am a Fellow in our Distinguished Engineer Scheme, the highest technical accolade you can obtain in the organisation.
Externally, I have also worked with the Department for Education on the development of the Digital T-Levels, including the new Cyber T-Level which went live in September 2023.
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Soham Mandal
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I build artificial intelligence to help computers in understanding biology (often images of insides of the human body), enhancing the development of improved medicines and diagnostic systems, particularly in cancer research.
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Siraj Sayed
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Sam Gilbert
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I work as a Modern Workplace Engineer, my job involves providing staff with any technology they need, laptops, software, network access, mobiles and tablets.
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Robert Sinclair
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Senior materials scientist/ R&D engineer. I design the recipes for heatshrink parts for aerospace and defence components.
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Ria Kalaitzaki
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I am a Medical Statistician which means, I apply mathematics/statistics to medicine! I study diseases and their cause but also look into treatment options and help identify what works and what doesn’t.
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Rachel Lau
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I am a Bioinformatician so I use computers to understand clinical and biological data so that we can have better treatments for diseases.
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Rachel Edwards
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I invent new ways of using sound to make the world a safer place. I measure how sound bounces off different objects, and use this knowledge to find problems like cracking in railway tracks.
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Paul Stallard
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I’m a software architect working for (mostly famous) streaming video services. I focus on using data and AI to make these services better for customers.
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Paul Knight
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I am a technical leader with over 20 years of experience managing cyber security, networks, enterprise applications and all things IT. I have done this work in different parts of the world and in different areas. These areas include Defence for the military, aerospace, flying planes, manufacturing, publishing, and Education.
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Nik Robinson
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I have two jobs, I work as a scientst for a trade association of chemical manufacturers supplying the offshore industry, and the rest of my time I am a consultant, advising companies on chemical and environmental regulation.
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Nijantha Kirupakaran
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I recently joined National Highways as a Generalist graduate which is a three-year programme where I rotate in different teams. For example, communications, strategy, customer and business transformation.
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Nick Lynch
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My role is all about using science and technology to make new and better medicines. Am part of a much larger team to do this as its takes 100s of people to produce new medicines and often from lots of different countries
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Nicholas Brusby
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Molly Hemmings
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Millie Court
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Data Science Degree Apprentice in the biopharmaceutical industry
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Michael Sullivan
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I write code to help take cool pictures of stuff using neutrons!
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Maria Whatton
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As a computational chemist specializing in medicinal chemistry, I design new chemical molecules with the goal that they might become the next big thing in medicine one day. It’s like being a builder, but instead of bricks, I work with atoms and molecules to create something that could make a difference in people’s lives.
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Louisse Mirabueno
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I travel around the world teaching scientists how they can use the Ensembl Genome Browser in their research. It’s like a Google but for your genome, so you can find out lots of information about genes in different animals, plants, bacteria and more!
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Louise Roberts
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I am a food safety consultant.
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Louisa Buckley
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I am a Radiotherapy Medical Physicist for the NHS!
Radiotherapy uses radiation to treat cancer. A physicist creates cancer treatment plans, tests the machines that deliver radiation, and research new and better ways to treat cancer!Latest Question:
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Lauren Hutchinson
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I work at Siemens as a Data Scientist. I use computers to solve problems and make other people’s work easier! 💻📊
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Laura Barker
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I’m a medical statistician. We test new medicines to see if they are effective, and safe. As a statistician, I look at the data
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Jonathan Allen
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I am an engineer who helps design, run and fix nuclear power stations. I do this so that they can safely produce clean electricity by nuclear power instead of having to use fossil fuels. I work in an office and at the power stations with lots of other scientists. My work involves a lot of maths, science and technology.
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Jo Montgomery
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I’m a neurobiologist (finding out about animals and brains!), a science trainer, and a teacher.
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John Easton
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I use computers to solve problems for companies. Usually big problems that need big, complicated computer systems to do that.
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Jarrod Hart
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I am a technology scout for a materials company, trying to identify cool new (better/stronger/more sustainable) materials.
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Hessam Mehr
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Graeme Sutcliffe
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I lead test programmes for a nuclear company, building miniature versions of our nuclear reactor to understand if we are designing and manufacturing the right product, which is safe and profitable.
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Fiona Baines
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I work as a statistician (maths) for an influenza vaccine manufacturer in Liverpool.
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Eva Antonopoulou
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I work on mathematical modelling for biological processes, with focus on fluid dynamics, biology and chemistry. I also work on data science, focusing on data analysis and visualisation.
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Elpida Vounzoulaki
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I am an Epidemiologist, using my clinical knowledge and statistical skills to answer important questions about health.
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Cliff Williams
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My work involves making the production line as automatic as possible. Today this is done primarily through the use of industrial computers called Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC).
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Chloe Hinchliffe
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I am a biomedical engineer that does research at Newcastle University. I work with wearable tech to look at people’s health and activity.
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Carmen Whitehead
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I’m the subject matter expert for the PCR instrument (replicates DNA) at a large biotechnology company. I need to know how the instrument works and how to use it, along with the three different software versions that are used to run it.
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Callum Thomas
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I look after the part of our institute where people work on all different kinds of insects: bees, mosquitoes, midges and flies. Most of these insects are studied because they spread different kids of viruses to people or animals.
Our institute does lots of research to try and prevent these viruses making people and animals sick.
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Barbara Shih
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I am a lecturer in Bioinformatics – I use computers to answer biology questions and teach people about it.
Status: It has been great fun - can't believe it's over!
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Ayesha Khan
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Amy Smith
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I work in the visual effects industry. We make computer graphics for films, television, theme park rides, adverts and more!
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Amy Mason
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I’m a statistician and I look for patterns in UKBiobank, a collection of the genes and medical data of 500,000 people in the UK.
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Amin Kassab-Bachi
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I’m called a Product Development Engineer!
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Allyson McIntyre
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I work in a chemistry department for a large biopharmaceutical company. I help enable scientists to understand what they have made and how to manage their data.
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Alastair Henniker-heaton
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I work as a solution Architect where I design and deploy technology to factories more efficient.
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Alana Mullins
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I study mitochondria, famously known as the powerhouses of the cell because they generate energy! ⚡ My research focuses on how these tiny structures change during type two diabetes. By understanding how they malfunction, we hope to discover new treatments for diabetes. To achieve this, I use various tools, including AI and mouse models. 🧬🔬
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Áine Uí Ghiollagáin
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I work with data and people who want to learn from their data. Our company joins and analyses data, and builds a way to output the results so that people can understand their data at a glance, or with a few clicks.
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Adam Washington
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I write software that helps scientist compare their theories against the results of neutron and x-ray scattering experiments.
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