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Zahra Saribal
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Yana Bevan
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The type of research I do is called bioinformatics, a combination of computer science and biology. I use a lot of coding (R programming) to understand which proteins are present in different children who have medulloblastoma, which is a type of brain cancer. I hope to use these results to understand why some medulloblastoma patients have more severe disease, and to find better treatments for patients.
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Tristan Crumpton
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Tom Natt
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I lead teams of software engineers, setting strategy and helping build careers.
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Sujit Bhattacharya
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Sofia Raak
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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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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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Salma Louhaichy
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Ryan Begley
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I’m an astronomer using advanced telescopes such as the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) to learn how galaxies like our own Milky Way formed and evolved.
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Roman Lapuente
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I work for an aircraft manufacturing company. There, we think about how could the future aircraft be in order to be less harmful for the planet. I do calculations to make sure the aircraft will behave as expected with new technologies and optimise its performance.
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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 on streaming video services (things like iPlayer, Netflix, Discovery+, etc). I focus on using data and AI to make these services better for customers.
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OLUWASEUN AKINADE
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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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Neil Barnby
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I am a Data Science Product Manager. I direct a team of Data Scientists to build Artificial Intelligence systems for the Criminal Justice System.
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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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Mazdak Salavati
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I use large computers and internet connectivity to collect data from cows and other livestock species like pigs, sheep, goats or even buffalos! I teach data science which requires a bit of coding and interest in understanding pattern or events, very much so like detectives working their way through the clues.Ā
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Markandey Pathak
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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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Louise Roberts
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I am a food safety consultant.
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klaracandidate
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Kirsty Ross
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I help Computer Scientists share their work and collaborate with those outside university.
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Kerry Gordon
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Statistician who designs and analyses studies of potential new medicines.
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Katherine Whyte
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I work as a scientist exploring what happens to ocean wildlife when we build wind farms in the sea.šš§š¬
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Karishma Valand
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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. I work in a bioinformatics team (where biology meets computers), helping scientists to analyse their data. I recently worked on The Truth About Food Christmas Lectures as part of the demo team creating the props, demos and investigations exploring the digestive system and food.
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Joanne Eaves
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Work-wise, I am a postdoctoral research fellow, investigating why some people find mathematics difficult. I come from a Cognitive Psychology background, where I look at whether factors such as working memory, inhibition and switching are involved in learning mathematics.
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Jessica Johansen
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I work as a PhD student. I look at how people behave online. I hope my work will help to make the Internet a safer place.
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Jan McKendrick
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My job is like a detective who uses numbers and maths to help doctors and hospitals make sure that medicines that work well can be used to help patients feel better and hopefully live longer.
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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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Hannah West
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Gabrielle Baumberg
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I’m a Masters Apprentice in Bioinformatics – using data science and programming to analyse big data like DNA, proteins, and metabolites. I manage large genome databases that we use to investigate disease-related mutations in humans.
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Fraser Smith
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I use brain scanners and AI to find out how our brain works. I look at how our brain helps us recognize what’s in the world around us (people, places, objects).
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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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Emma Crawford
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Dolapo Adebo
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I develop advanced algorithms and code for analyzing complex biological images, helping researchers make sense of detailed data. My work involves image processing, data annotation, and using pre-trained models to boost the accuracy and efficiency of our research
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David Whitaker
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Clemence Fraslin
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Charlotte Heaven
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I work in cancer research as a computational biologist, this means I’m sometimes in the lab experimenting on cells in a dish and sometimes on the computer making computer programs to predict how the body will react to radiotherapy and immunotherapy. I specifically look at how proton beam therapy is different to normal radiotherapy and how we could combine it with other treatments.
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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 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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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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Beatriz Costa Gomes
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I am a researcher in the field of AI applied to biosciences. Mostly, I work with computer vision, where computational methods are used to analyse images! I also love to do science communication whenever I can.
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Amin Kassab-Bachi
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Iām 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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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 š
Status: Helping researchers share data - nicely :-)
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Alberto Granero
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I have worked as material scientist. From making bluetack sticky to cooking crakers! (not in the same job!). I have also engineered and built production lines in factories.
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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! ā” 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. š§¬š¬
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