My current role
I mainly work as a researcher in the department of clinical neurosciences, where I lead a team that aims to understand how the immune system is regulated and why immune regulation goes wrong in conditions such as multiple sclerosis (MS).
In my clinical role I am one of several consultant neurologists who run the MS service in Addebrooke's. I also run a clinic for adolescents with MS who are transitioning to the adult service.
Previous history
I studied medicine at the University of Bristol and worked around the South West of England before moving to Cambridge (via Oxford) in 2003 to undertake a PhD and to train as a neurologist.