PhD student at UCL
Davy Tennison is a Volunteer Writer at BioNews, having also completed its writing scheme. Davy is currently a PhD student and post-grad teaching assistant at University College London's Science & Technology Studies department. Davy's research involves epistemic injustice as applied to chronic and contested illnesses, specifically fibromyalgia, and their teaching is largely centred around medical history and science communication. Davy was also community scholar for the Turing-Roche Community Health Partnership (2023-2024), through which they produced the podcast Data-Day Health.
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