CeLSIUS staff
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Emily GrundyEmily Grundy worked in the first group set up to facilitate use of the LS (at City University) and has made extensive use of the LS to study migration, households and household change, changes in the circumstances of the older population and most recently differentials in cancer survival (with Andy Sloggett). She is Professor of Demographic Gerontology and leader of the CeLSIUS team. |
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Julian BuxtonJulian Buxton is a recent graduate of the MSc in Medical Demography
at LSHTM. He worked in the Epidemiology for Policy Group at the
Institute of Public Health in Cambridge, on projects relating to
physical and mental health in older people. Within CeLSIUS, he provides
advice on defining the data needed by users and produces the extracts
from the LS at the Office for National Statistics. |
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Pat DoyleProfessor Pat Doyle has recently joined the Celsius group and is contributing to the development of modules and ideas for student research projects. She has a background in both Demography and Epidemiology and is particularly interested in reproductive outcome. Pat is currently planning Celsius research projects on trends in fertility by birth cohort and the impact of offspring death on family formation. Pat will also be working with Emily on management and liaison responsibilities, including representing CeLSIUS on a number of committees. |
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Chris MarshallChris Marshall graduated from St Andrews University as a Biochemist in 1969. He worked for Brooke Bond until 1973 when he moved as a Research Assistant to Charing Cross Hospital gaining a PhD in 1979. He transferred to the computing dept in 1989 and worked on the Vamp Research database from 1990 before taking control of a student patient administration system at the London Hospital Dental Institute in 1994. He has experience of handling and analysing large data sets using DBMS and statistical packages SPSS and SAS. Within CeLSIUS Chris provides advice and data extracts to users of the LS. |
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Neil SmithNeil completed his PhD at University College London exploring ethnic health inequalities in England, having previously worked at the Food Standards Agency and for an non-governmental organisation in Rwanda. He joined the CeLSIUS team in January 2010; his job is to provide advice on defining the data needed by users and to produce extracts from the LS at the Office for National Statistics. |
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Rachel StuchburyRachel Stuchbury has degrees in French, Biblical Studies and Social Research and has been working in social science research since 1984, mainly in the Institute of Gerontology at King's College London. In January 2006 she joined the CeLSIUS team, while maintaining a part-time research role at King's College London. Within CeLSIUS she is extending the distance-based learning and web resources and also provides advice and data extracts to users of the LS. |
Melissa NealMelissa Neal joined CeLSIUS from the Medical Statistics Unit in LSHTM and has much administrative experience, including project support management in mental health services in London. When not working part-time for CeLSIUS she has a private counselling practice. Melissa is the CeLSIUS Executive Officer. |