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Principal Investigators
Professor Chris Abell
- fragment based drug discovery
- targeting enzymes in Mycobacterium tuberculosis
- enzyme mechanism and inhibition
- structural biology
Dr Camilo Colaco
- Chief Scientific Officer and Founder of Immbio
Dr Colin Crump
- Royal Society University Research Fellow
- Cell Biology of Herpesvirus Assembly and Egress
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Dr Paul Digard
- -Intracellular trafficking of virus components
- -Virion assembly
- -Transcription and replication of the virus genome
- -Senior Lecturer
Professor David Dunne
- Epidemiology and Immunology of Schistosomiasis and other Human Parasitic Diseases.
Lars Dölken
- Herpesviruses, virus-host interaction, non-coding RNAs, transcriptional regulation, systems biology, infection and immunity
Dr Stacey Efstathiou
- Herpesvirus pathogenesis
Dr Simon Frost
- Use of mathematical and statistical modeling to understanding the dynamics and evolution of infectious diseases such as HIV, hepatitis C and influenza A.
Professor Chris Gilligan
- Analysis of factors that influence and control invasion, persistence and variability of disease and other organisms using a combination of experimentation and modelling
Dr Andrew James Grant
- -Host-pathogen interactions and the molecular basis of virulence
- -Senior Research Associate
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Professor Jonathan Heeney
- Successful host immune responses to RNA viruses
Professor Jim Kaufman
- Evolution of immunity, focusing on the chicken MHC
Andreas Kontoleon
- Public policy evaluation; Health economics
Dr. Piers D Mitchell
- 1) Affiliated Lecturer in Biological Anthropology
- 2) Hospital Consultant (specialist) in NHS
- Research interest: parasite infestation of humans throughout our evolution.
Professor Sharon Peacock
- Clinical microbiology; environmental microbiology; genomics in diagnostic microbiology and public health; melioidosis; Staphylococcus aureus.
Professor Randy J Read
- Professor of Protein Crystallography
- Develop methods for X-ray crystallography and apply to medically-relevant proteins
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Dr Olivier Restif
- Royal Society University Research Fellow
- Fellow of Robinson College
Professor Christopher Rudd
- Wellcome Trust Principal Fellow
- Professor of Molecular Immunolology
- Head, Cell Signalling Section
Dr Colin Russell
- Royal Society University Research Fellow
- Research Fellow, Fogarty International Center, NIH USA
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Professor George Salmond
- Bacterial Quorum sensing and virulence, regulation and biosynthesis of carbapenem antibiotics and prodigiosin, protein secretion systems, viral abortive infection systems and bacteriophages of plant and animal pathogens
Professor John Sinclair
- Professor Sinclair’s research interests are in the molecular biology and pathogenesis of human herpes viruses, particularly human cytomegalovirus (HCMV). HCMV is a major cause of disease in transplant patients and patients with AIDS and his research program aims to understand latency and reactivation of this persistent human virus and how the host immune response combats virus disease
Professor Derek Smith
- Evolution and population dynamics of antigenically variable pathogens, particularly influenza viruses but also malaria, HIV, and HCV – Pathogen surveillance – Vaccination – Vaccine strain selection – Cross–reactive immune response – Integration of phenotypic and genetic analyses – Fitness landscapes – Epidemiology – Comparative evolution – Predictability of evolution
Dr Laurence S. Tiley
- Senior Lecturer in Molecular Virology
- Fellow of Queens' College (Part 1A MIMS supervisor)
- Biological Safety Officer (Dept. Vet Medicine)
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Martin Turner
- We are interested in the molecular mechanisms of lymphocyte activation and differentiation
Professor James Wood
- Alborada Professor of Equine and Farm Animal Science
- Director, Cambridge Infectious Diseases Consortium
Postdoctoral Scientists
Dr Jessica Boname
- Research Associate
- Viral evasion/modulation of the host immune response.
Edward Farnell
- The structure and function of IgE binding antigens in metazoan parasites and their relationship to known allergenic proteins.
Dr Astrid Gall
- Postdoctoral Scientist Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute - Molecular Virology
- Fellow of Lucy Cavendish College - Veterinary Science
Gavin Paterson
- Investigation of epidemiology and evolution of MRSA, in particular strains with newly described divergent mecALGA251.
Graduate Students
Muhammad Farooq
- PhD student
Leah Katzelnick
- Dengue Antigenic Cartography Project, Centre for Pathogen Evolution
Will Rowe
- Metagenomic assessment of antimicrobial resistance genes in the environment
Ali Yetisen
- Diagnostics for the developing world, multiplex assays, microfluidics, biosensors, and analyte-specific holographic sensors.
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