Profile
Biography
Eve is the Co-Director of the Epidemiology and Cancer Statistics Group. Her research group worked with NHS clinicians and laboratory scientists to establish the Haematological Malignancy Research Network (HMRN); predicated on NHS infrastructures, this unique population-based patient cohort continues to provide good quality “real-world” data to inform contemporary clinical practice and research – locally, nationally and internationally.
Starting at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM), Eve is an epidemiologist with a longstanding interest in the exploitation of routinely collected health data for research purposes. Collaborating on several large national/international cancer studies, notably the UK Childhood Cancer Study (UKCCS), she moved to the University of Oxford and then to the University of Leeds. Re-locating to the University of York in 2004.
Qualifications
- BSc Applied Biology, Brunel University
- PhD Epidemiology, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
University roles
Research
Overview
Areas of interest:
- Cancer epidemiology, particularly haematological malignancy and childhood cancer
- Determinants of child health and adverse reproductive events
- Epidemiological study design
- Effective use of routinely collected health data for epidemiological research
Projects
Research group(s)
Epidemiology & Cancer Statistics Group
Supervision
Eve would be interested in supervising PhDs in the following areas: epidemiology of haematological malignancies, cancers of children and young adults, and adverse reproductive events.
Teaching
Undergraduate
- Contributor to Biology modules Introduction to Biomedical Science (year 1) and Understanding Health and Disease (year 2)
Postgraduate
- Co-module leader (with Tom Johnston) for Epidemiology, Department of Health Sciences
Eve is able to supervise Masters projects in the following areas: epidemiology of haematological malignancies, cancers of children and young adults, and adverse reproductive events.