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The Research Associate tells about the importance of bridging the gap between research, education, and clinical care - and the joys of playing with cute kids as part of her work.

Prof Van Hemelrijck explains how partnerships and purpose are the key to success in improving cancer services.

Prof Carsten Flohr shares how multi-disciplinary working advances knowledge of skin allergies, and the difference geography plays in diagnosis.

The Senior Clinical Fellow in Trauma and Emergency Surgery discusses the benefits of volunteering with King’s Global Health Partnerships and working towards a shared vision of equity in emergency care.

The specialist in feeding and eating disorders discusses her journey from therapeutic care work in the 1980s to her current focus on Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder and improving support for autistic young people with eating disorders.

The Clinical Lecturer and Honorary Neurology Consultant on why partnerships forge a faster rate of success and how medical research "isn’t all about hours looking down a microscope or growing cells in a petri dish".

The haemato-oncologist and Director at the Guy's and St Thomas' NHS FT Cancer & Surgery group discusses his diverse role at the forefront of clinical service delivery: "My inspiration has always been to strive to do better for the patients who use our cancer services."

Prof Robin Ali tells us how his new role as Academic Lead for Advanced Therapies at King's Health Partners culminates a long journey of developing effective gene and cell therapies, and will support the next generation of researchers.

Learn how partnership working can improve health outcomes for people living with rare diseases. The clinical genetics consultant talks about some of the latest developments from her field of work and shares how her patients have become such a rewarding part of her role.

The Senior Lecturer in the Centre for Pharmaceutical Medicines Research shares his determination to improve the lives of patients with rare diseases: “My involvement in medical ethics is a natural consequence of my passion for justice."

Find out how the 'Bad Science' column inspired Jonathan's work, why every day in his role is different, and how AI is improving outcomes in cardiac care.

The Outreach Manager at the Faculty of Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences discusses his passion for helping others learn about science: “Seeing a child enjoying taking part in an activity I have helped organise is the best reward I can think of to get in a job!”