Jodie is a PhD student working within the department of Basic and Clinical Neuroscience at King’s College London. Her project focusses on the integration of metabolomics data with genomic and non-omic modalities to investigate predictive and causal markers of Alzheimer’s Disease.
Part-time MSc: Applied Statistical Modelling and Health Informatics. Department of Biostatistics, KCL. Thesis focusses on high-dimensional mediation methods to identify key mechanistic variables within large, highly correlated data.
Graduate Teaching Assistant / Postgraduate Teacher: Department of Psychology, KCL. Includes acting as module lead for the “Big Data Analytics in Python” mini-module - responsible for producing all course and assessment material (teaching material openly accessible via github).
Health-care work: The Priory Hospital, Roehampton. Predominantly based within child and adolescent mental health and eating disorder wards.
Training new labrador puppy 😍.
PGCert Applied Statistical Modelling - Distinction, 2020
King's College London
MSc Neuroscience - Distinction, 2018
King's College London
BSc Psychology - 1st Class, 2013
University of Exeter