Paul Oldham is a director and anthropologist-turned-analytics entrepreneur with 11+ years leading One World Analytics to map scientific and patent landscapes for emerging biosciences. He combines deep subject-matter expertise in genomics, synthetic biology and genetic resources with quantitative text-mining, network and geospatial methods to inform UN and national policy debates. Previously a research fellow at Cesagen (Lancaster) and a lecturer on environmental issues, he has tracked global negotiations such as the Nagoya Protocol and produced high-profile analyses for WIPO, FAO and Defra. His work uniquely bridges field-based social anthropology and advanced computational analytics, producing long-term patent mapping projects and interdisciplinary reports. Based in Lancaster, UK, he often collaborates with programmer Stephen Hall and brings a pragmatic, policy-focused lens to technically complex, slow-burning research programs.
11 years of coding experience
Master of Philosophy (M.Phil.), Social Anthropology, Master of Philosophy (M.Phil.), Social Anthropology at University of Cambridge
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