Senior Research Associate
Turing Institute
Chris is a Senior Research Associate with the Turing-Roche Partnership. As an interdisciplinary clinician-scientist Chris has a strong interest in mathematical and computational approaches to big biomedical data analysis, with the aim of understanding pathological heterogeneity at all levels (from molecular to clinical). His previous work has focused on biomarker and therapeutic discovery in muscular dystrophy, as well as cancer prognostics and stem cell biology. His academic work has been recognised by several international prizes, including the Muscular Dystrophy UK President’s Award for best Early Career Researcher.
Prior to joining the Turing, Chris studied Mathematics at Oxford before undertaking his PhD in computational and cell biology at UCL. After his PhD he studied clinical medicine as a graduate at Imperial College London and was subsequently employed as an academic clinician at Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospitals, throughout the COVID pandemic. During his clinical training and employment, he has held a Visiting Postdoctoral position at King’s College London facilitating his ongoing research.
See also: https://www.turing.ac.uk/people/research-associates/chris-banerji
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