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Dr Katherine Stott 

Profile photo of Katherine Stott. She is standing in a wood panelled room
Year started

2012

Subject

Chemistry

Fellow Type

Lecturers, Professors and College Officers,

Katherine Stott attended Churchill College as an undergraduate in Natural Sciences, matriculating in 1990. Following a PhD in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectroscopic techniques with James Keeler in the Department of Chemistry, she moved across the road to the Department of Biochemistry where she was employed by the Cambridge Centre for Molecular Recognition in the high-field NMR facility, and as a teaching By-Fellow at Newnham College, before joining the chromatin research group headed by Professor Jean. O. Thomas. She now manages the Biophysics Facility in the Department of Biochemistry alongside running a small research group, and collaborates with scientists university-wide wishing to apply NMR and other biophysical techniques to answer biological questions.

Department profile

College Positions

Director of Studies - Natural Sciences (Chemistry Parts IA & IB)

01 October 2012 – Present

Teaching By-Fellow in Chemistry

01 October 2010 – 30 September 2012