Intro animation: an anatomical skeleton drawn in ASCII characters walks while the camera circles it, then the camera drops beneath it and it turns into a CT scan of a real body. Scrolling the page moves the scan from head to foot.

Dr. Cameron Dent
Dr. Cameron Dent
01about

Dr. Cameron Dent: FY2 Doctor, Royal Bournemouth Hospital

A foundation doctor who loves building things.
Passionate about the future of health.

FY2 Doctor · Royal Bournemouth Hospital

02cv

Curriculum vitae

download cv pdf

clinical experience

Foundation Doctor (FY2)

2025–2027
Royal Bournemouth Hospital
  • UK Foundation Programme
  • FY1 · 2025–26
  • FY2 · 2026–27

Urology Elective

2025
The Wesley Hospital, Brisbane

Six-week placement in urology theatres and clinics, focused on operative assistance and outpatient care.

General Surgery Elective

2020
Hospital Particular do Algarve, Portugal

Six-month placement assisting across a range of general surgical cases.

education

MBBS Medicine

2019–2025
University College London
  • Distinction in Clinical Practice
  • Graduated in the top 10% of the cohort

BSc Cardiovascular Sciences

2021–2022
University College London

First Class Honours

publications & presentations

A Hybrid Retrieval System for Democratising Institutional Operational Knowledge Among Foundation Doctors

2026
Poster presentation: second place

Manas Soni, Cameron Dent

Foundation Sharing Event 2026 · poster pdf · event

Ductal arch decoded: the use of its spatial fingerprint to design a Norwood type of patch

2022
Publication

Georgios Belitsis, Renata Aynetdinova, Cameron Dent, Martin Kostolny

Multimedia Manual of Cardiothoracic Surgery · doi 10.1510/mmcts.2022.074

awards

First place, UCL AI Hackathon

2025

Won the challenge 'Tackling the obesity epidemic using tech' with an AI-driven solution.

skills & interests

Technology
Python · JavaScript · React · TypeScript · HTML · OpenSearch · Information retrieval · Large language models
Teaching
200+ hours tutoring A-level Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics
Languages
English (native) · Portuguese (working proficiency)
Music
ABRSM Grade 8 Piano
03projects

Projects

DocFolio ↗

2026

In development
A portfolio companion for UK junior doctors: evidence tracking, live score calculation, application timelines and interview rehearsal in one place.One provenance-aware workflow for preparing and exporting portfolios across six specialty pathways: IMT, CST, Clinical Radiology, Ophthalmology, Paediatrics and Histopathology.

React / TypeScript / Supabase

QIP Info Search: Royal Bournemouth Hospital Intranet

2025

Deployed
Rebuilt access to time-critical hospital guidance with OpenSearch, structured indexing, custom analysers and a clinical synonym dictionary.Cut average policy search time by more than 80%.

OpenSearch / Information retrieval

Passmedicine Cover Test ↗

2025

Live
A Chrome extension that hides the multiple-choice options on Passmedicine so students test recall before seeing the answers.500 users in its first month; 600 active users.

JavaScript / HTML / Chrome Extensions

Oriel Ranker

2025

Complete
A browser extension that automates preference ranking for graduating doctors.Turned a repetitive manual ranking job into a reusable tool.

Python / JavaScript / HTML

This website

2026

Live
An anatomical skeleton drawn in ASCII that walks, then becomes a whole-body CT you can scroll through.

three.js / WebGL / DICOM · how it works →
04blog

Writing

26 Sept 2026 · draft How the skeleton on the front page works A real skeleton, a real CT scan and about two thousand characters of ASCII: how the intro to this site is made.
all writing →
05contact

Say hello

Let's collaborate on the next great healthcare project.

cameron.dent.19@ucl.ac.uk

CT: NLM Visible Human Project, male frozen-body CT (public domain), via NCI Imaging Data Commons. Skeleton: derived from Z-Anatomy / BodyParts3D (© DBCLS) via body-anatomy-3d-viewer, CC BY-SA 4.0; the derived model is shared under the same licence. Type: IBM Plex, Major Mono Display.

cameron.dent.19@ucl.ac.uk linkedinx / twitter
↕ swipe to move through the body
tap to measure tissue density

    

    
    
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