Emily is an MSc International Health Policy student at LSE with a background in pharmacy. She has experience in drug development research and cost-effectiveness modelling. As a summer intern at Consilium Scientific, she is investigating the economic impact of herd behaviour in oncology drug development, combining her interests in health economics and pharmaceutical policy to support better resource use in clinical research.

Nikhil completed his medical degree at King's College London and he is a graduate of Biomedical Sciences BSc. (Hons) from St George's University of London.

He has collaborated on a number of projects in the Clinical Medicine, Artificial Intelligence and HealthTech spaces, including the BiteLabs Healthtech Fellowship and a Wellcome Trust-funded project to develop tools aiding decision makers in climate change and healthcare crises. By utilising his medical and technical knowledge, Nikhil plans to produce innovative and sustainable solutions in medical practice through health technology assessment and healthcare consulting.

Ania recently completed an MSc in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence at the University of the Arts London. Her research focuses on the use of generative AI to create accurate and trustworthy medical content.
She is particularly interested in improving the accessibility of complex medical research through AI generated animation and visual communication.

Lily is a graduate of Global Health and Social Medicine (BSc) from King’s College London and a graduate of International Health Policy (MSc) from LSE. She has engaged in research in King's College London on a Wellcome trust-funded project on the sociological history of cancer in Sub-Saharan Africa. Working at Cadgwith Health, she has also engaged with NHS trusts and health technology companies to enable the successful deployment of digital solutions to enhance operations within the NHS. Lily has previously consulted for a Local Council and evaluated one of their health and wellbeing initiatives to pull out key recommendations. Lily is passionate about realising health benefits on a national-level and tackling the social determinants of health, whilst also appreciating the value of focusing on detailed policy measures and interventions to get things right on a local level for individuals and communities. 

Marguerite obtained medical degree at Aston Medical School in Birmingham. She is about to start working as an academic NHS doctor in Southampton. In 2024 she became the executive director of TranspariMED, having previously been its advocacy officer, and prior to that a research intern with Consilium Scientific; gaining extensive experience engaging with research funders and institutions. Marguerite has also worked with the British Medical Association and Healthcare Leadership Academy. She has a keen interest in health policy, medical politics and global health. She endeavours to bring about impactful change in healthcare by engaging with the systemic factors that influence health, policy-making and addressing health inequities.

Scott joined Consilium Scientific as an intern in August 2022, after gaining a first class Bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences from the University of Exeter.  He is pursuing his interest in health policy and health technology assessment, and hopes to gain experience within real world research,  further understanding where issues within health policy lie internationally, particularly through data visualisation. His interests are found in quality of life research and priority setting within countries’ healthcare systems. 

Elise is from the US, where she worked as a nurse in A&E for 7 years. She is currently completing her MSc in International Health Policy at the London School of Economics. Her previous work as a clinical trial nurse sparked an interest in pharmaceutical policy and led her to Consilium Scientific. In addition to pharmaceutical policy, her interests include ageing policy and health financing. 

Dominic is undertaking an internship at Consilium Scientific while completing his BSc in Biological Sciences at the University of Exeter. He is specialising in Microbiology & Infectious Disease, with a specific focus in oncology. He is currently completing an industrial placement, working in research and development at a pharmaceutical company, assisting in the stability research of monoclonal antibody therapies used for cancer treatment. He plans to undertake an MSc in International Health Policy upon graduating from Exeter.

Valerie is undertaking an internship at Consilium Scientific while completing her MSc in International Health Policy at the London School of Economics. She previously graduated with a BSc in Biochemistry with Management from Imperial College London, where she also worked as a research assistant on a project evaluating the integrated management of pancreatic cancer.

Zeyu is completing her MSc in International Health Policy at the London School of Economics. Prior to this, she gained her Bachelor’s degree in Logistics Management from Central University of Finance and Economics in China and had a one-year training in Economics at London School of Economics. During her Master’s programme, she gained knowledge in health policy, pharmaceutical economics, systematic literature review and cost-effectiveness analysis. She is interested in health policy related questions, especially in terms of how criteria for evidence review can better aid decision making in health policy.

Gen comes from Japan. He is a working professional in the healthcare industry and holds a position in a pharmaceutical company. In his career he has experience in epidemiological analysis, competitive intelligence, and real-world data analysis. He is now studying at the London School of Economics and Political Science to complete his MSc (International Health Policy) programme while taking one-year sabbatical leave. His research interests are HTA, oncology drugs, advanced therapy medicinal products (ex. gene therapy, cell therapy, etc.), and machine learning/AI.