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Dr Andrew Dowsey (MEng PhD) - personal details

Contact details

Dr Andrew Dowsey

Role: Lecturer and CADET Bioinformatics Research Lead

Tel: +44 (0)161 701 0244

Location:

Centre for Advanced Discovery and Experimental Therapeutics (CADET),
Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust,
Oxford Road,
Manchester M13 9WL
 

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Biography

Career Highlights

2012 - present, Lecturer and CADET Bioinformatics Research Lead, Institute of Human Development, University of Manchester.

2007 - 2010, EPSRC Overseas Postdoctoral Fellowship at the Life Sciences Interface, Institute of Biomedical Engineering, Imperial College London (also Visiting Fellow at University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Centre and University College Dublin).

2001 - 2005, PhD in Image Analysis for Proteomics, Royal Society / Wolfson Medical Image Computing Laboratory, Imperial College London (Advisors Prof. Guang-Zhong Yang and Prof. Mike Dunn).

1997 - 2001, MEng in Computing (Software Engineering), 1st Class Honours, Imperial College London. 
 

Current Funding

BBSRC [BB/K004158/1]: Signal-based image registration and mixed modelling for differential analysis of large scale cross-omics datasets (PI)

BBSRC [BB/K016733/1]: Streaming 3D visualisation platform for raw and analysed data from proteomics and metabolomics repositories (PI)
 

Previous Funding

EPSRC [EP/E03988X/1]: High-throughput differential expression proteomics, Overseas Postdoctoral Research Fellowship at the Life Sciences Interface (PI)
 

Awards

2012, University of Manchester Investing in Success Grant.

2012, Honorary Hamlyn Fellow, Institute of Global Health Innovation, Imperial College London.

2007, Wellcome Trust Value in People Grant.

2007, CORDA Research Poster Prize, 3rd Annual Hounsfield Lecture.

2006, Young Investigator Award, 9th International MICCAI Conference.

2004, Final Year PhD Presentation Prize, Department of Computing, Imperial College London.

2001, MEng Dissertation Prize, Department of Computing, Imperial College London.