Writing

I enjoy writing. Most of my writing is available on the website of which ever organisation I was working for at the time.

That's why I've listed my portfolio below. I hope nothing's been taken down or my portfolio will look really sparse.

2018

• A picture of research

• Diagnosing encephalitis – A brainy solution

2017

• Inspiring the next generation of scientists at GOSH

• A movement for dystonia

• Inside the Clinical Research Facility

• Mildred Creak – A safe space for recovery

• The lab solving the hospital's biological mysteries

2016

• Living with sarcoma

• Jarrad's story

• Tarun shares his 18-year connection with GOSH

• Space for the kids – GOSH patients receive a phone call that's out of this world

• The science and art of medicine at GOSH

2015

• Seven things happening in a hospital not so far away

• Why I value being a patient advocate – and how it can shape clinical trial design

• Computational chemistry – Designing drugs by evolution

• Illuminating insights and innovative ideas at the world's largest cancer conference

• RAS proteins – common, cancer-causing and can't be drugged?

• Taking some of the uncertainties out of cancer surgery

• For rare cancers like mine, research has to go international

2014

• Mapping the biodiversity of tumours

• Cancer cell, kill thyself

• Could everyone develop a hidden cancer?

2013

• Inside and Art-Science collaboration

• De-extinction: Mammoth prospect or just wooly?

• Shadow Sculpture write up

• Science behind the photo – #51 Jodrell Bank

• Happiness by the exabyte (Short story)