Active supervision spanning postdoctoral researchers, PhD candidates, and undergraduate students, with mentees regularly achieving high standard degrees and outputs.
Two doctoral candidates working on translational programmes in glomerular disease — covering spatial transcriptomics, IgA-associated vasculitis, and patient-priority research in IgAN.
Two postdoctoral researchers leading bench and clinical-translational projects within the IgAN programme.
A final-year BSc student undertaking a focused research project as part of their intercalated degree.
One MSc student supervised to completion with a Distinction.
Two postdoctoral researchers whose work has been presented at international congresses, contributing to publications and supervising-author posters.
Mentees presenting as first authors at ASN Kidney Week, the World Congress of Nephrology, the European Society of Paediatric Nephrology, and Driving Discoveries (UK).
My supervision style emphasises early ownership, methodological rigour, and visible scholarship — every mentee should leave with a clear technical specialism and at least one piece of internationally presentable work.
Mentees gain access to a broad programme of research. Several mentees have presented at international meetings.
Open to enquiries from prospective PhD candidates, postdoctoral researchers, and intercalating BSc/MSc students with interests in glomerular disease, spatial omics, or clinical AI.
Particularly keen to hear from candidates with interests in IgA nephropathy, glomerular biology, spatial transcriptomics, and AI in nephrology.