Jonathan Coleman is a Senior Lecturer in Statistical Genetics at King's College London with 11 years of experience applying statistical genomics and bioinformatics to complex questions in therapygenetics and gene–environment interplay. He progressed through roles from PhD candidate to senior lecturer at KCL, leading postgraduate teaching and managing research teams while maintaining an active research programme. His PhD work on genetic predictors of CBT response in childhood anxiety underpins a pragmatic focus on translating genome-wide methods into clinical and educational contexts. Based in London, he combines deep quantitative skills with curriculum design and mentorship, and is known for bridging rigorous statistical methods with real-world mental health outcomes.
11 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Therapygenetics of anxiety, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Therapygenetics of anxiety at King's College London, U. of London
BA, Natural Sciences, First, BA, Natural Sciences, First at University of Cambridge
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