I studied BSc Medical Biosciences at Imperial College London 2018-2021. My bachelor’s project (Bernardino lab, NHLI) found that flavouring chemicals in vaping liquids can disrupt lung surfactant function. I also had a Summer Studentship and a Scientific Officer position at the Institute of Cancer Research validating triple-negative breast cancer treatment biomarkers (Tutt lab, BCN) prior to starting my PhD.
My interest is in translational research closely related to patient benefit. I also enjoy learning new imaging techniques and image analysis. My group at the ICR has strong links to the clinic, and in combination with the imaging expertise in my Imperial group, the collaborative project was perfect for me.
I’m the “President” of my lab’s “Cake Club”.
Diplôme d’ingénieur généraliste (MSc in General Engineering), Telecom Paris - France (2018-2021)
MSc in Advanced Computing, Imperial College London (2020-2021)
I selected this project to be able to apply my computing skills to a real-life working scenario. I wanted to work towards helping patients with hard to treat cancers.
I have a white and ginger cat called Biscuit
I completed my MSci Biochemistry at King’s College London 2017-2021. I undertook several placements throughout the degree which sparked my love for wet lab research.
I chose this project as it’s biotechnology heavy. I think creating novel bio-tools to help us better understand cancer is very important.
When I was a younger, I wanted to be a firefighter or a cancer researcher.
I studied an integrated Master's in Mathematics at Imperial, where my Master’s project was studying a Bayesian model for player ranking in Tennis.
I enjoy watching anime and doing outreach in my spare time.
