Dr. Turner completed his undergraduate studies in Biological Sciences at Plymouth University in 2011. He began working as a research technician in the lab of Prof. Filer before beginning his doctoral studies which he successfully completed in 2017. Since then, he has continued to work as a postdoctoral research fellow in the Filer lab whilst developing his own research interests.

• Stratification of immune disorders using process modules common/private to disorders
• Stromal immunology, in particular the role of stromal subsets in the healthy immune response and disease and how stromal responses and subsets vary across tissues
• Transcriptomics data analysis, particularly single-cell RNA sequencing and leading-edge developments, and working in the R programming language
• Platforms and methods for easing access and interpretation of big data by colleagues without computational ability
• Merging transcriptomic data with wet-lab validation and spatial assignment of transcriptomic data