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Sandrine Tiller provides direct support to MSF operations and field teams through reflection and analysis that informs advocacy and practice.

Her expertise is in humanitarian issues, particularly in the politicisation of aid, civil-military issues and the current state of the aid system.

Her current work focuses on the following countries: Somalia, Syria, Libya, Yemen, Myanmar, Afghanistan.

Marc DuBois took over as Executive Director of MSF UK in March 2008 following six years in MSF’s Dutch headquarters working in support of MSF’s witnessing and advocacy activities. Marc spent a year based in Khartoum and another in Angola, also with MSF.

In addition to articles on humanitarian advocacy, Marc has published several pieces of short fiction and hopes to publish a collection of stories dealing with aid workers in Africa before setting his sights on writing a novel.

David Nott is a highly experienced General and Vascular Surgeon. He is an authority in laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery and was the first surgeon to combine laparoscopic and vascular surgery.

David was the first surgeon in the world to perform a totally laparoscopic distal arterial bypass (at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in 1999) and the first in Europe to carry out a laparoscopic abdominal aortic aneurism repair (Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, 1998).

David has written over 100 papers on various aspects of Vascular and General Surgery.

David has a keen interest in war surgery and works for Médecins Sans Frontières and the International Committee of the Red Cross, and spends time each year providing assistance in war-torn countries such as Afganistan, Iraq and Sudan.

Specialties:General and Vascular Surgery, Laparoscopic Surgery, Keyhole Surgery