Caroline Morton

Specialist Rust consultant for performance-critical, scientific, and data-intensive systems — with a unique background in medicine and epidemiology.

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Caroline Morton
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Consulting

I take on high-end Rust consulting for performance-critical and data-intensive systems, plus the data engineering around them. My clients span education, healthcare, gaming, and research institutions.

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Rust

I use Rust where performance, accuracy, and reliability matter most — high-stakes systems that need to be both fast and correct. Its strong type system catches whole classes of bugs before they ever ship.

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Open Science

I advocate code sharing and open science in health research, teaching researchers software best practices for transparent, reproducible research. I also build open source tools to help researchers.

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Want to know more?

I specialise in Rust for performance-critical, scientific, and data-intensive systems, including synthetic data generation. Drop me a message if you’re working on a challenging performance or data problem, or want to explore how we might work together.
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Women in Rust

I am the co-lead of a community group that aims to support Women in the Rust programming language.

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My Blog

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What Do We Mean by Bias in Health Data Research?

A reference guide to what bias means in health data research and the distinct types you meet in electronic health records and other health datasets.

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How Private is Synthetic Data? Understanding the Tradeoff with Utility

Synthetic data is a powerful tool for health research, but it comes with a tradeoff between privacy and utility. This blog explores what this means for researchers and how to navigate the tradeoff.

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The Builder Pattern for Complex Records

Learn how to use the builder pattern in Rust to construct complex records in a flexible and readable way. This helps manage optional fields and maintain code clarity in data pipelines, and can help your data science and engineering teams build more reliable and maintainable systems.

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