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Verna Dankers
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I am a PhD student that teaches computers to process language, with a particular interest in figurative language. I work with models like ChatGPT: ask me how they work 🙂
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Tony Sweeting
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Tommy Shinton
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I design and build things to do with water like flood defences and pipe systems that get drinking water to your taps and take away the wastewater from your sinks and toilets – all things you might not have thought about?
I try and use nature based solutions and make the projects as sustainable and environmentally friendly as possibleStatus: Ask me a question!
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Thomas Hitchcock
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I am a mathematical biologist. I use maths and computer simulations to try and understand animals and plants with unusual genetic and sexual systems.
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Sophie Carr
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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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Simon Wadsworth
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Scott Acton
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At the Royal Observatory, I am working in a field known as “Adaptive Optics.” When light from an astronomical object passes through our atmosphere, it gets all scrambled up by the heat waves in the air. This creates a blurry image. In Adaptive Optics, we build instruments that cancel out the effects of the atmosphere, allowing us to take very high resolution images, without going into space.
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Sandra Raimundo
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I am an astrophysicist and I study supermassive black holes. These are huge black holes that live in the centre of galaxies. I use large telescopes to find and study these black holes.
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Robert Grand
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I’m an astronomer, and I am interested in galaxies like the Milky Way. I use big computers to make galaxies. I look at how they have changed since the Big Bang.
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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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Qasim Hussain
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Prachi shah
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Oscar Chow
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I study tiny invisible particles called neutrinos to understand how the universe works. I use huge detectors to see the small footsteps they leave behind!
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Obi Umegbolu
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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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Nicole Wheeler
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I use DNA sequencing and AI to make the world safer against infectious diseases
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Niamh Topping
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I study meteorites! These are rocks from space, I look at really old ones from asteroids, and ones from Mars! I use lots of different ways to look at them and find out what they’re made of.
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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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Melissa Upjohn
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I’m a vet, I originally worked with individual horses in the UK that people use for sport and leisure riding. I then began working with horses and donkeys abroad who people use as working animals (pulling taxi carts, transporting water from the well to the house, working in a mine or a brick kiln). Now I work as a researcher, helping animal welfare charities to improve the welfare of large groups of animals as much as possible
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Margaret Duff
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I am a mathematician. I work on something called inverse problems. This means I try to figure out what happened by looking at the results. It’s like being a detective with numbers!
For example, if you have a blurry picture, I try to find out what the clear picture looked like. Or, if doctors take x-ray pictures from outside your body, I help turn those into a 3D picture of what’s inside your body
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Lokesh Jain
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I use computers to understand how quickly icebergs around Greenland will melt in the future. This helps us understand how quickly sea levels will rise. 🧊
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Letizia Protopapa
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I work on improving software that allows scientists to see inside objects, e.g. historical objects, without having to cut through them or ruining them. I also work on software that helps to extract useful insights from the data that has been collected from the object.
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Kyle Oman
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I use supercomputers to simulate how galaxies form and compare the results to what we see with telescopes to test scientific theories. Most of the time I’m trying to answer questions about dark matter.
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Kirsty Ross
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I help Computer Scientists share their work and collaborate with those outside university.
Status: Ask me anything!
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Jessica Yang
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Isabelle Secord
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I am a biology undergraduate student who just finished a year in industry working for a pharmacology company. I recently spent my summer in Canada working as a field assistant for a research internship studying bats. I love animals, plants, and Archery!
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Indigo Edwards
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I am a computational quantum chemist. This means I study very simple molecules at the fundemental level by looking at how it’s electrons behave by solving their quantum equations.
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Hamish Cavaye
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I used to design pyrotechnics and special effects, and have worked with explosives. Now I bounce neutrons off all sorts of different samples to understand more about where the atoms are and how they are moving.
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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 Biggin
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I’m a data scientist working in health research. I analyse NHS data to help improve the way health care is provided.
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Fiona Grimson
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I work as a medical statistician for a company that develops and manufactures new medicines. I am responsible for analysing data from clinical trials to see whether the new medicine works well and is safe for people to take.
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Emma Crawford
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Emily Walls
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I’m a PhD student; my research studies different phases of stars and measuring their activity in one specific galaxy called M82. From when stars are born all the way up until they die and explode!💥
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Ellie Mackay
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Elisa Castagnari
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I use AI to turn health data into useful knowledge for doctors and patients.
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Edward Smart
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I’m a University Researcher who works with companies to help them make the best use of their data. For example, detecting faults and predicting patterns.
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Dave Baker
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DNA Sequencing of microbes and microbial communities (Poo!!…not the bear) to improve human health.
Status: Vote Davo!!!!!!
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Christina Schoettler
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Computational Astronomer using simulations to investigate the effect that the birth environment has on stars and planets. This environment is usually a star cluster as stars form together with other stars.
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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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I am a lecturer in mathematics at the University of Manchester. My expertise is representation theory of groups, which is a broad area with applications to studying symmetries, or permutations, or any kind of “cyclic” phenomenon. I am also passionate about teaching and learning of mathematics at any level.
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Caitlin Lewis
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I am a PhD student researching how quantum computing can be applied in chemistry.
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Bill Lionheart
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Ben Green
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I am SharePoint Developer. This is a Microsoft Application that’s a big storage and collaboration tool that companies use to store documents, share information, work together on projects and automate the long boring tasks.
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Anna Parsec-Wallis
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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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Abigail Seager
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I help get pictures and sounds from live events back to television studios, so you can watch them on your TV at home.
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Abby Morris
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I am a PhD student studying Artificial Intelligence (AI) – which is a type of computer program that can learn things from images, sound or text! 👩🏼💻
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