Christopher John

Associate Professor

London, England, United Kingdom
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Christopher John is an Associate Professor at Imperial College London with over two decades' experience designing medical and biomedical science curricula, assessments, and admissions processes. He has led major programme redesigns—including BSc Pharmacology and Biomedical Science—and co-designed the 2024–25 admissions policy for the Cumbria Pears School of Medicine. His work combines practical prescribing education informed by the WHO guide with innovative case-based and team-based learning approaches, evidenced by peer-reviewed publications. Experienced in examinations, external examining, admissions and pastoral care, he blends academic leadership with hands-on curriculum development. Based in London, he also describes himself simply as a "computer guy," hinting at practical technical interests alongside his educational scholarship.
code11 years of coding experience
bookBachelor of Science - BS, Pharmacology, 2 (i), Bachelor of Science - BS, Pharmacology, 2 (i) at King's College London
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Github Skills (32)

clustering10
r-package9
caret9
monte-carlo9
classification8
regression8
r8
consensus7
seq7
statistics7
rna-seq6
random-forest6
grammar6
bioinformatics6
regression-models6

Programming languages (2)

RC++

Github contributions (5)

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crj32/M3C

Jul 2017 - Feb 2020

Monte Carlo Reference-based Consensus Clustering
Contributions:139 commits, 135 pushes, 9 comments in 2 years 7 months
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crj32/Clusterlab

Apr 2019 - Feb 2020

Contributions:5 commits, 4 pushes, 1 branch in 10 months
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