I am a PhD student in the Rosenfeld Lab, carrying out my PhD as part of the Cambridge MB/PhD programme. I completed my pre-clinical studies at King’s College London, and am completing my clinical studies at Trinity College, Cambridge. During pre-clinical medicine, I carried out research projects at the Randall Division of Cell and Molecular Biophysics.

My current work involves analysing circulating tumour DNA (ctDNA) to non-invasively monitor treatments for patients with late-stage melanoma. I am keen to combine my future clinical practice with patient-centred research. My research goals are much motivated by what may one day benefit patients and society. I hope to develop both my scientific and clinical skills so that I may positively influence patient care through my work.

Alongside my medical studies, I am an Editor of the Cambridge Medicine Journal (www.cambridgemedicine.org). I also enjoy road biking and mountain biking (cross-country), badminton and travelling.