Cameron Anderson

Cameron is completing a PhD in the Howarth Lab at the University of Cambridge, UK. His research focuses on engineering highly stable antibody mimetic proteins for action in the gastrointestinal tract. Disease targets of particular interest include the inflammatory pathways involved in IBD, the microbiome, food intolerances and microbial infection. Cameron completed a masters degree in the Biggin Group (University of Oxford) using protein MD simulation and high-throughput fragment-based drug design to inhibit novel cancer targets. He now uses this computational experience to complement protein display technologies for antibody design. Cameron is also involved in growing the new chapter of Nucleate in the UK.