My research interests are on cancer, molecular and genetic epidemiology and evidence synthesis.

1. One line of research of the group is to improve colorectal cancer identification from population screening and diagnostic pathways for symptomatic populations. The ultimate target is to reduce colorectal cancer death rate through improving survival outcomes and the patient journeys for those with symptoms that might indicate colorectal cancer.

2. Another active area of the group is the application of instrumental variable methods to investigate the associations between biomarkers, exposures and disease.

3. I co-lead an international consortium of applied evidence synthesis - a international network of population health researchers and information specialists (UNCOVER), which over the last four years have conducted more than 40 evidence reviews and which is committed to responding quickly to requests from policymakers for evidence reviews.

Professor Harry Campbell, University of Edinburgh
Dr Will Cawthorn, University of Edinburgh
Dr Gwenetta Curry, University of Edinburgh
Professor Farhat Din, University of Edinburgh
Dr Marshall Dozier, University of Edinburgh
Professor Malcolm Dunlop, University of Edinburgh
Professor Susan Farrington, University of Edinburgh
Dr Caroline Jackson, University of Edinburgh
Professor Xue Li, Zhejiang University School of Medicine
Professor Julian Little, University of Ottawa
Dr Ruth McQuillan, University of Edinburgh
Dr Mark Miller, University of Edinburgh
Professor Jackie Price, University of Edinburgh
Professor Jack Satsangi, University of Oxford
Dr Athina Spiliopoulou, University of Edinburgh
Dr Maria Timofeeva, University of Southern Denmark
Dr Kostas Tsilidis, Imperial College London
Professor Ioanna Tzoulaki, Imperial College London
Professor Lina Zgaga, Trinity College Dublin