I'm a PhD student at the Institute of Cancer Research, supervised by Professor Chris Bakal, and a Research Scientist at Sentinal4D — a London-based AI startup building next-generation 3D cell modelling technology.
My work sits at the intersection of machine learning, computational biology, and biophysics — using generative AI and computer vision to decode how cancer cells look, move, and respond to drugs in 3D.
My PhD is funded by the NIHR BRC Studentship award.
Generative Modelling for 3D Cell Morphology
Self-Supervised Representation Learning · Microscopy Foundation Models
Drug Perturbation Modelling · Schrödinger Bridges · Diffusion Models
I'm always open to connecting with researchers, engineers, and builders working at the edges of AI and biology.
📬 Reach out via LinkedIn or open an issue — let's build something.