Kim Martin

Kim Martin holds a PhD in Biomedical Science with a keen interest in applying synthetic biology in tissue engineering. They are a strong proponent of reproducible research and advocate for fundamental computational skills.

As a Certified Carpentries Instructor and member of the Society of Research Software Engineering, Kim Martin is dedicated to promoting best practices in research. They are also an International Fellow at the Software Sustainability Institute.

Kim emphasizes the importance of data integrity and quality, highlighting that proper data practices can save lives and enhance our understanding of the world. They are passionate about addressing reproducibility challenges in science skepticism and health crises.

With a diverse educational background that includes a PhD in Biomedical Sciences from The University of Edinburgh, Kim has also studied Cell Biology at the University of Cape Town and holds a BSc with majors in Biochemistry, Genetics, and Development.

Kim Martin has an extensive professional history, having served in various roles including as an SSI Fellow at the Software Sustainability Institute, a Postdoctoral Fellow at Stellenbosch University, a Scientific Consultant at Synexa Life Sciences, and a Research Assistant at The University of Edinburgh.

Additionally, Kim has been involved in research and technical positions at esteemed institutions such as the Edinburgh Cancer Research Centre, the Centre for Integrative Physiology, and the Human Biology Department at University of Cape Town Medical School.

Through their work and affiliations, Kim Martin continues to make significant contributions to the field of biomedical science and research software engineering.