Katrina Jones is a Senior Lecturer and evolutionary anatomist with a decade of experience investigating mammalian diversity using large-scale, cross-taxonomic datasets and quantitative 3D shape analysis. Trained with a PhD from Johns Hopkins and an MSci from Cambridge, she combines hands-on anatomical expertise—gained teaching in cadaver labs—with advanced statistical and phylogenetic comparative methods to test hypotheses about axial skeleton evolution. Her work bridges detailed morphometrics and macroevolutionary inference, managing complex datasets and variance-model testing at scale. Based in Cambridge, Massachusetts but UK-trained, she brings a rare blend of medical anatomy pedagogy and evolutionary research rigor, having transitioned from a long postdoc at Harvard to a senior academic leadership role.
10 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Functional Anatomy and Evolution, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Functional Anatomy and Evolution at The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
MSci, Earth Sciences, MSci, Earth Sciences at University of Cambridge
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