Anne is a writer, scientist, and musician.

She has a Masters in Neuroscience from Birkbeck University and a Masters in Biomedical Research from Imperial College London where she won the Galen Award for outstanding research. Anne is a scientific director, clinical scientist and science communicator, working across many therapeutic areas, from neurology to oncology to rare diseases. She is currently researching and writing her debut non-fiction book.

Her writings have been shortlisted in the John Gardner Memorial Prize (Harpur Palate) and the Barry Hannah Prize in Fiction (Yalobusha Review); they have been published in North Dakota Quarterly, New Plains Review, Southword, and many other journals.



Anne is also a musician and producer. Her compositions have been performed at the Royal Opera House London Linbury Theatre and toured the UK. She is the producer and singer/songwriter of serrated jazz/pop band Dance Lessons which has been called "direct, and utterly alternative [...] driven forward by unrelenting creativity" [Clash] and "[oozing] confidence" [BBC1 Radio].



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