I am an American Cancer Society postdoctoral fellow, carrying out my research at Cleveland Clinic Lerner Institute. I work with
Jacob Scott, MD, DPhil; Theory Division and Andrew Dhawan, MD, DPhil. My interests lie in cancer informatics, digital medicine, and novel biomarkers of cancer evolution.
I studied physics at the University of Oxford, Hertford College from 2011 to 2015. My passion for research led me to the University of Cambridge, where I dedicated myself to earning my PhD between 2015 and 2020. During this time, I had the privilege of spending a year as part of the Wellcome Trust Mathematical Genomics and Medicine program, broadening my horizons in mathematical genomics.
My doctoral work was supervised by Prof. James Brenton, MD at the CRUK-Cambridge Institute. In 2021, I moved to the United States to undertake my postdoctoral studies at the Cleveland Clinic Lerner Institute. Under the mentorship of Professors Andrew Dhawan and Jacob Scott, I am currently studying topology and dynamics of wearable sensor data during clinical cancer evolution.
I am funded by an American Cancer Society Postdoctoral Fellowship, researching the integration of digital biomarkers into digital twin models of glioblastoma.
Looking ahead, my career aspirations are independent group leadership in the areas of digital health and oncology.