Adam Brentnall

I am a Reader in Biostatistics and work as a statistician in Barts Clinical Trials Unit in the Centre for Evaluation and Methods, Wolfson Institute of Population Health, Queen Mary University of London. I also work closely with colleagues at Queen Mary in the Cancer Prevention Trials Unit, and in the Centre for Cancer Screening, Prevention and Early Diagnosis, and I am a fellow of the Digital Environment Research Institute. I co-lead a research methods module for MSc programmes at Barts Cancer Institute. I have previously worked on problems in operational research, including in retail finance and aircraft scheduling.

I support several trial steering and data safety monitoring committees as statistician. I am a member of the UK National Screening Committee Research and Methodology group. I am a standing member Cancer Research UK's Expert Review Panel on Early Detection & Diagnosis Trials, Behavioural, Health Systems and Health Economics Research. I have served as member of a NICE committee for Ovarian cancer guidelines development on identifying and managing familial and genetic risk.