Biomedical sciences

Daniele Cotton

Member since 2024

Occupation: Doctoral Research Fellow and (Bioengineering) and Training Clinician (Oncology) at University of Oxford

I’m excited to collaborate with like-minded professionals to work towards solving pressing health and societal challenges.

Bio

Daniele is a Doctoral Research Fellow at the University of Oxford, working on bone metastasis. His research uses microfluidic technology to probe the diversity between cancer cells that drives disease progression, combining approaches from cell biology, engineering, and bioinformatics. Having graduated from Imperial College with a bachelor’s degree in biomedical engineering, he is currently on sabbatical from an MBBS Medicine and is an aspiring clinician-scientist.

Beyond academia, Daniele enjoys volunteering and community development work. In 2021, he received the St. Mary’s Hospital Association Outstanding Service Award for voluntary work, and in 2022, he received the Nautilus Prize from Green Templeton College for contributions to the college community.

Interests

  • AI (Artificial Intelligence) and data
  • Healthy lifestyle support
  • Interdisciplinary research opportunities
  • International research opportunities access
  • Long-term health conditions
  • Misinformation and disinformation
  • Public Health messaging
  • Research translation
  • Social change
  • Societal impact of research
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