E-mail: rudolf@pobox.com. Web: http://pobox.com/~rudolf. Full contact details.

• A map of this site. Search this site.

Work-related sections. Some documents are in PDF format (click here to get the reader).

• Scientific publication list, including books.
• Whisker, a control system that I designed, also accessible at www.whiskercontrol.com.
• Web catalogue, my collection of useful links. The reason this site got created.
• Physiology 1B teaching materials for endocrinology, reproductive biology, and neurobiology.
• Experimental Psychology (1B, II) and Neuroscience (Part II) teaching materials.
• Statistics materials in support of a couple of textbooks.
• Medicine resources, with descriptions of practical procedures and support material for clinicians.
• Source code for various programs that I've written.
• Hannah Clarke's web presence.
• In 1995 I wrote a brief guide to UNIX system administration [T1], which comes in handy occasionally.
• Techniques; a collection.

Administrative:

• Lab resources (requires a password).
• Experimental Psychology: Computer Management Group (access restricted to local machines).
• For support purposes: software for quick download.

More personal:

• Photo gallery. Friends of mine plus some more arty stuff and not a few animals.
• No web site ever seems complete without a few tacky bits. Did you ever wonder what an egret looks like? A Dilbert cartoon. My CD collection. A silly page. A blurred passport-style photo. A 2003 publicity photo.
• Family pages. Not generally accessible.
• Internal pages. For me to play around with; the server probably won't let you have them.
• Miniature biography:
  • I was born in Norwich and grew up in Sandgate near Folkestone, where I went to Sandgate Primary School and the Harvey Grammar School.
  • I worked briefly at South Kent College, then started a degree in medical sciences and neuroscience in 1993 at the University of Cambridge, where I lived at St John's College. After this, I did a PhD within the Behavioural and Cognitive Neuroscience Group in the Department of Experimental Psychology. I also turned up at the Clinical School sporadically for some years and qualified as a doctor in June 2001.
  • I worked as a PRHO at Addenbrooke's [wikipedia] (general medicine, infectious diseases, respiratory medicine, stroke) and the Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital [wikipedia] (general, colorectal, trauma, and orthopaedic surgery).
  • In 2002 I became a Lecturer in Neuroscience in the MRC Cambridge Behavioural and Clinical Neuroscience Centre and Department of Experimental Psychology, University of Cambridge; these are part of the wider Cambridge Neuroscience project. Research I conducted then led to an MD.
  • In 2005 I started a medical SHO rotation at Addenbrooke's and Papworth [wikipedia] hospitals (hepatology/gastroenterology [including liver transplant assessment and preoperative care], general and acute medicine, geriatrics, respiratory medicine, cardiology), leading to MRCP (with the Royal College of Physicians of London) in 2007.
  • In August 2007 I started a rotation in psychiatry in the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust at Fulbourn Hospital [wikipedia], the adjacent Ida Darwin Hospital, Addenbrooke's, and Hinchingbrooke Hospital, Huntingdon, leading to MRCPsych (membership of the Royal College of Psychiatrists) in 2010.
  • In August 2010 I became a registrar, then a Wellcome Trust fellow and researcher at the Behavioural and Clinical Neuroscience Institute, Department of Psychiatry, University of Cambridge, with clinical work in liaison psychiatry at Addenbrooke's.

Me in 2005.

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