Liz Soilleux is a university senior lecturer in the Department of Pathology, an honorary consultant in haematopathology, molecular pathology and autopsy pathology, and the preclinical director of studies for medicine at Churchill College, Cambridge University. Her research interests lie in immunology and haematology, particularly the analysis of T-cells in diagnostics, related both to lymphoma and to immunological/ inflammatory conditions. She is also interested in the application of novel mathematical algorithms to various aspects of diagnosis, including digital image analysis and the analysis of large datasets, with the aim of improving objectivity of diagnosis and efficiency of workflow, perhaps with future automation of aspects of diagnostic histopathology. She has recently founded Lyzeum Ltd, a company with the aim of rapidly advancing digital image analysis for the diagnosis of benign immunological conditions, principally coeliac disease, and the company has very recently been awarded Coeliac UK/ Innovate UK grant funding. She teaches parts of the Part 1b course (year 2), as well as components of the clinical medical course (years 4 – 6). Liz is also pleased to supervise at least one part 2 (3rd year) project each year for a medical, veterinary or natural science student.