Applied Nuclear Physics Senior Lecture, University of Surrey
Dr Caroline Shenton-Taylor is a Senior Lecturer in Applied Nuclear Physics at the University of Surrey, specialising in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in nuclear applications. Before academia, she worked in industry, leading research teams within nuclear science and technology.
Her research focuses on advancing radiation detection and isotope identification using AI techniques such as neural networks and genetic algorithms. Passionate about science communication, Caroline co-hosts the podcast Surrey Speaks: Will AI…?, exploring AI’s impact on society. She has contributed to Radio 4, local radio, numerous festivals and outreach events, hosts the YouTube channel Dr CST, and won the 2014 UK National FameLab final.
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