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Hiya, my name is Kenton!
I am a computer vision engineer and physicist. Delighted to meet you!
I love science and technology (especially impact-driven and interdisciplinary work) and my goal is to make a healthier, smarter, more equitable and happier world with it. I also enjoy communicating science and the wonders it can do.
I am focused on Machine Learning for biology and will be starting a PhD at the University of Cambridge in October 2025.
A bit about me
I am currently a part-time Surgical Vision Engineer at EnAcuity and building a selection of personal projects.
Previously, I had worked for Living Optics, TTP and ManholeMetrics and contributed to projects in computer vision, medical devices, bioinstrumentation and data pipelines.
I graduated with an MSci in Physics from Imperial College London, where I worked within the biophotonics group and developed a computational imaging microscope for biology. I was also chair of the Imperial Data Science Society organising hackathons and delivering ML lectures.
My CV is also available for a summary of my skills and experiences. Please have a look at my scientific communications page, my technical work and my photography too!
Please do contact me if we have similar interests or if you’d just like to have a chat about science, startups or something else!