Paul Browne is a strategic communications leader with a decade of experience translating complex scientific research into clear, funder-ready reporting and public-facing content, currently serving as Senior Communications Manager at the MRC Epidemiology Unit. With a PhD in Molecular Biology and early career roots as a biocurator at EMBL-EBI, he uniquely blends deep scientific literacy with digital and cloud-focused research computing awareness from his work with the University of Cambridge Research Computing Platforms team. He has led communications strategy, managed digital channels and media relations, and overseen research data collection and impact reporting for major reviews and funders. An active community organiser as Chair of Cambridge for Europe, he brings calm project leadership to high-stakes, cross‑disciplinary collaborations. Colleagues value his ability to bridge lab science, data infrastructure and storytelling, making technical work accessible to policymakers, funders and the public.
10 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Diploma, Computer Science, Diploma, Computer Science at Anglia Ruskin University
PhD, Molecular Biology, PhD, Molecular Biology at University of Cambridge
Science, 1st Class honours, Biochemistry, chemistry, Science, 1st Class honours, Biochemistry, chemistry at University College Dublin
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