STEM Fair 2024

Marcus-Alexander Neil (OMT)

Engineering Sciences, University of Oxford

Head of Carbon Trading at DelAgua

As a carbon trader, Marcus-Alexander works with organisations and nations who are committed to reducing their emissions, often as part of a broader sustainability strategy which aims to slow climate change. One carbon credit represents the avoidance or removal of one tonne of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. As such, by buying carbon credits, emissions which cannot be avoided or reduced through other means can be offset.

Matthew Williams (MTS Parent)

Medicine, University of Birmingham and PhD Computer Science, UCL

Consultant Clinical Oncologist & Honorary Senior Research Fellow

Matthew is an oncologist who specialises in delivering chemotherapy and radiotherapy to adults with brain tumours in North-West London. He also leads the Computational Oncology group at Imperial College, working at the intersection of medicine and computing & mathematics on clinical applications of AI and computing more generally. This includes developing some new technologies, as well as running clinical trials of those approaches to see how effective they are. Matthew spends 1 day per week as the medical director of a MedTech start-up (Pear Bio) which is working on a test which integrates biology and AI for patients with cancer.