An anthropological study of the early detection of cancer
Awarding grant body: Philomathia Foundation
I am undertaking ethnographic research within a broad field that concerns the development of diagnostic technologies through to their clinical use and social effects in the UK. Through detailed observations, sensitive conversations and careful participation, I trace the practices and experiences of 'biomedical innovation' in cancer detection that are articulated by scientists, engineers, clinicians, patients, biomedical research subjects and their support networks. 
Lecturer
Director of Undergraduate Education, Department of Social Anthropology
Chair, Undergraduate Education Committee
Fellow & Director of Studies in Social Anthropology, King's College
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