Following graduation from medical school and clinical training in Internal Medicine/ Haematology, Dr Kordasti received his MSc in Medical Immunology and PhD in Cancer studies from King’s College London. He has shown the role of regulatory T cells (Tregs) in MDS and their effects on disease progression and response to treatment. He continued his work at King’s College London and developed an interest in the immunobiology of aplastic anaemia (AA) during this time. He has been appointed as senior lecturer in applied cancer immunopathology at King’s College London and GSTT since April 2018. His main research interest is the immunobiology of bone marrow failure syndromes and myeloid malignancies. He is also interested in computational biology and multidimensional cytometry.