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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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Victoria Cox
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I study how diseases are spread to humans by mosquitoes, and how climate and the environment affect who is most at risk of catching these diseases. I use a combination of maths, biology and computer science to do this.
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Urmila Mistry
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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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Siraj Sayed
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IT Consultant is the official title which is a glorified name for an experience software engineer. Written software in many languages and for many industries.
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Sheridan Williams
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I am retired but work at the National Museum of Computing (TNMOC)(https://www.tnmoc.org/) at Bletchley Park where Alan Turing worked. I demonstrate early computers such as Colossus, I have my own Enigma machine and am into cryptography where AI can help immensely.
I am also an astronomer where AI can help with many things, I own some meteorites. I’m also an archivist digitising computer manuals, publications and astronomical material dating back to the 1800s.
I take people on astronomy tours and have seen 19 total solar eclipses. I am also an ex racing and rally car driver.Latest Question:
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Sharon Wallace
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Sarah Weeden
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I am a Chemical (aka Process) Engineer and design drinking water and wastewater treatment processes.
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Samuel Higgins
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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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Ruth Augarde
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I am a mechanical engineer at an engineering consultancy firm. I mainly work in the Energy industry. I help solve science and engineering problems for nuclear power plants and wind turbines.
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Regan Hayward
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Postdoctoral researcher – computational biology exploring bacterial infections
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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 Homer
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I research how the world’s ice sheets are changing due to climate change. I do this by looking at satellite imagery taken from space.
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Mohammed Faraazullah
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I am a Process Engineeer who works in the polymer industry.
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Millie Court
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Data Science Degree Apprentice in the biopharmaceutical industry
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Matt Sephton
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I’m an independent video game developer. 🤓
That means I think up ideas for video games, then I make the games, and eventually sell them! 👾
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Martin McMahon
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I work in the wonderful world of 3D printing, helping others to understand just how brilliant these technologies are.
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Lukas Eigentler
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I’m a mathematical biologist working at a university. This means that I use maths to answer questions that biologists are interested in. I do research and teaching.
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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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Kerry Gordon
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Statistician who designs and analyses studies of potential new medicines.
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Julian Onions
Status: Noodling
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Joanna Lyon
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Isabelle Luk Hang
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As a Data engineer I write instructions to computer to execute a program that will help any industry to analyze and organize data to take further actions.
I am working in the Data&AI area for multiple industries like life sciences, pharma , oil and gas and many more.
I am a chartered engineer where my experience has been validated by the UK engineering council.Latest Question:
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Howard Blacksmith
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Grace Callaghan
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I’m a research student at Oxford University looking at the science of wind turbine energy production. I’m passionate about sustainability, renewable energy and caring for people and the environment.
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Gabryel Mason-Williams
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I do research into how and why AI works so that it can be made safer and more efficient. I also work on making life science more efficient.
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Fran Godley
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I am a chemical engineer. This means I spent a lot of time designing vessels and pumps which make the everyday materials we use today!
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Estelle McLean
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Emma Crawford
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Eloisa Brook
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I work for a company that makes medicines, and I use my maths and logic skills everyday.
I work with people from all over the world, so sometimes that means taking calls very early or very late!
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Demetris Soukeras
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I am using artificial intelligence and machine learning to predict the impact of climate change on farming.
However my PhD was about discovering new materials to make computers out of.Latest Question:
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Dapeng Wang
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I am currently working on using multi-omics techniques together with the statistics and computer science approaches to understand the molecular mechanism of pulmonary fibrosis, which is a rare progressive lung disease, with the aim to identify the biomarkers, enable early diagnosis, improve the prognosis, and develop the effective therapeutic treatment for this devastating disease.
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Daniel Bearup
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I teach maths at the University of Kent. I also use maths to solve real world problems, such as how to protect endangered animal populations.
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Colin Burke
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Clemence Fraslin
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I study the genetics of fish. I am trying to understand what makes fish A grow faster or be more resistant to a disease than fish B. I work in a computer, analysis data collected on fish farms or in the lab by my colleagues.
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Chris Bridges
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Spacecraft builder and operator in Guildford, Surrey. I lead a research group that builds new space radios and computers. I love working with my hands – building new instruments through to coding. I also love reading, movies and music!
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Charlotte Wessels
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I am a policy officer at IChemE, and use my chemical engineering background to help parliamentarians and government make good decisions when it comes to topics related to science.
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Cesare Giulio Ardito
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Caroline O'Leary
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Callum Morris
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I support nuclear fuel product manufacturing by providing technical input and problem solving skills to operational problems to keep the plant running.
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Brian Plemper
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Ben Robinson
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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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Allyson Lister
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I’m a Knowledge Engineer and a Project Coordinator; I help scientists share and discover data. In order for scientific data to have any value at all, scientists need to be expert sharers. And by doing that, we’re letting future scientists know that we care enough about them to make sure we future-proof the scientific data we make today; our research today is a “love note” to the future 🙂
Status: Helping researchers share data - nicely :-)
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Alastair Henniker-heaton
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I work as a solution Architect where I design and deploy technology to make 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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