The Group consists of six full time members of staff who are experts in practical laboratory cytogenetics and the associated data analysis, routine and emergency biodosimetry, radiation protection and a number of associated academic research topics.
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Liz is a Ph. D. physics graduate with over 14 years of experience as a Radiation Protection Scientist at UKHSA's Chemical, Radiation, and Environmental Hazards. As head of the Cytogenetics Group and the Chromosome Dosimetry Service, Liz's main field of research is radiation biodosimetry - using the cytogenetic (cellular and chromosomal) effects of ionising radiation to estimate individual doses.
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Jayne is a Ph. D. biology graduate with more than 30 years of experience as a Radiation Protection Scientist at UKHSA's Chemical, Radiation and Environmental Hazards.
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As a Senior Radiation Protection Scientist, Stephen is an experienced laboratory cytogeneticist with a particular interest in early radiation-induced DNA damage and repair using response markers including ƴH2AX and 53BP1.
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Mingzhu has a research background in Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering including a number of publications and patents. She also has a wide range of knowledge and hands-on experience in Biomedical Sciences, such as cellular therapy and stem cells.
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David started his academic career studying zoology in the University of Wales, successively in Swansea, Bangor and Cardiff as undergrad, post-grad and post-doc. He was then recruited by Andrew McLean and Geoff Dolphin to join the National Radiological Protection Board at its inception in 1971.
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