Andrew James Williams BMedSci MPH
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Telephone: |
+44 (0)1392 726028 / +44(0)1392 264998 |
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Date of Birth: |
7th June 1985 |
Nationality: |
British |
Education | |
2010-present: |
Peninsula College of Medicine & Dentisty MPhil/PhD in Health Studies Thesis: Determination of school-based contextual factors and their associations with prevalence of overweight and obese children. |
2009-2010: |
University of Birmingham MPH with Merit Dissertation: Population-based risks of diabetes mellitus in survivors of childhood cancer: the British Childhood Cancer Survivor Study. |
2003-2007: |
Peninsula Medical School B.Med.Sci |
Professional/research experience |
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March 15 2012 - March 16 2012: |
Palace Hotel, Torquay, Devon Oral presentation at the Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry Graduate School Annual Research Event. |
2012: |
Peer reviewer for Child: Care, Health and Development |
2012: |
Peer reviewer for the Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sports. |
November 30 2011: |
University of Exeter Complexity reading group - a reading group on complexity theory, reading and discussing books like How the Leopard Changes its Spots by Brian Goodwin and Tree of Knowledge by Humberto Manturana and Francisco Varela. |
March 10 2011 - March 11 2011: |
Palace Hotel, Torquay, Devon Presentation of my research to the Graduate School of the Peninsula College of Medicine & Dentistry at the Annual Research Event. I was awarded the Sir Graham (Bob) Wilkins postgraduate research prize for the second best presentation given at the event. |
March 9 2011: |
Veysey Building, Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry, Exeter Presentation of the progress in my research to the Child Health research team and an introduction to multilevel modelling. |
December 16 2010: |
Richards Building, University of Exeter Presentation on my research to the Children's Health and Exercise Research Group. |
CV: Membership of Professional Bodies/Professional Qualifications |
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2013-present: |
Radical Statistics Group |