I studied BSc Cancer Biomedicine at UCL (2019-22) and, then, I completed MRes degree in Cancer Biology at Imperial College London (2022-23)
My Master’s project was related to cell signalling in lung cancer. I find it fascinating how cells interact with each other on protein-protein level. Taking that research to computational level makes me step outside of my comfort zone. This project allows me to deepen my knowledge and challenge myself.
I’m a triplet!
I received my BSc in Biological Sciences at Durham University. I then completed an MRes in Adam Benham's group at Durham University investigating the role of autophagy in oesophageal adenocarcinoma.
I am interested in the potential this research has to harness the cell cycle as a promising and upcoming strategy for cancer treatment. Working across the Greber, Barnard and Barr groups has the benefit of exposing me to a variety of different laboratory techniques. I also have the opportunity to meet many incredible scientists across different fields of research!
Before starting my degree, I worked as a chef in France for a year.
Because it combines my scientific passions: chemistry, nanomaterials, and biomedical application in form of cancer research.
I enjoy swimming and playing the violin.