Robert Bentham is a Senior Research Fellow and bioinformatician with 11 years' experience applying computational methods to cancer evolution and the tumour immune microenvironment. Based at UCL, he develops and maintains bioinformatic software—drawing on a strong mathematics background (MSci, First Class) and an MRes in modelling biological complexity—to analyse large omics datasets and translate findings into experimentally testable hypotheses. His PhD work produced MCbiclust, an R biclustering package for transcriptomic analysis, reflecting a knack for creating reusable tools that bridge computational and wet-lab research. He has experience supporting drug discovery workflows and briefly explored biotech entrepreneurship through Entrepreneur First, giving him a practical perspective on translational impact. Quietly interdisciplinary, he combines rigorous algorithm development with hands-on lab understanding to tackle complex questions in mitochondrial regulation and tumour immunology.
11 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
MSci, Mathematics, First class honours, MSci, Mathematics, First class honours at Imperial College London
MRes Modelling Biological Complexity, Distinction, MRes Modelling Biological Complexity, Distinction at University College London, U. of London
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