I currently work as a research scientist in the Lydall lab which is part of the the Institute for Cellular & Molecular Biosciences in Newcastle University. I have quite a wide range of projects at the moment, but I am most interested in cell-population studies of ageing phenotypes (e.g. cellular senescence and growth defects in response to telomere uncapping and DNA damage). Currently I use computational and mathematical tools to describe and predict the growth of model biological systems such as yeast and cultured human cell lines.
I run a short, introductory course on Python for biological researchers. The course materials are here.
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