Cambridge infectious Diseases has almost 300 members contributing a huge breadth of expertise to infectious disease research. Our list of experts can be searched by name or filtered by research keywords.
A team of statistical modellers at the Medical Research Council Biostatistics Unit regularly nowcast and forecast COVID-19 infections and deaths. This information feeds directly to SAGE sub-group, Scientific Pandemic Influenza sub-group on Modelling (SPI-M) and to regional PHE teams.
In response to the coronavirus outbreak the Centre for Science and Policy, in partnership with Cambridge Infectious Diseases and Cambridge Immunology, has launched a weekly podcast: Science, Policy and Pandemics.
Across Cambridge University, there is a huge wealth of knowledge and expertise feeding into the nationwide response to the spread of COVID-19. For the latest news and information on what's happening across Cambridge Infectious Diseases.
A virtual centre for infectious diseases researchers at the University of Cambridge and affiliated institutes. Our vision is to build a world-leading interdisciplinary centre with capacity to develop innovative solutions for intractable infectious disease problems and support evidence for infectious disease policy.
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