Dr Jamie Blundell, MA, MSci, PhD. College Lecturer and Anthony L. Lyster Fellow in Biological Natural Sciences
I trained as a theoretical physicist at the Cavendish laboratory, University of Cambridge with Eugene Terentjev studying the statistical physics of polymers. I then moved to Stanford University in 2012 as a postdoctoral scholar working on the dynamics of clonal evolution with Daniel Fisher, Sasha Levy, Dmitri Petrov and Gavin Sherlock. I returned to Cambridge as a group leader in the Cambridge Cancer Centre Early Detection Programme in July 2017. My lab unites evolutionary modelling and genomic approaches to predict cancer risk from serial blood samples. More information about my research is available on my lab website

- Official Fellow
- Anthony L. Lyster Fellow in Natural Sciences