Dr Kate Stringaris is an experienced Consultant Haematologist and Clinician Scientist who specialises in the treatment of blood disorders using chemotherapy, cellular therapies, and stem cell transplantation. She obtained her primary medical degree from University College London and completed her general medical training at St George's Hospital. Dr Stringaris received her specialist haematology training at the Royal Free Hospital and Hammersmith Hospitals. She went on to earn her PhD in Leukaemia from Imperial College London and was appointed Senior Clinical Lecturer at St Bart's Hospital in London, where she now practises as a Consultant Haematologist.

Dr Stringaris has conducted extensive research on immune defects in leukaemia and transplantation immunology during her time as a senior research physician at the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute, National Institutes of Health in the USA. Her work focused on stem cell therapies, natural killer cell immunity, and innovative immune therapies for acute myeloid leukaemia.