Cambridge Infectious Diseases

Research

Infectious disease research at Cambridge explores host-pathogen interactions to improve prevention and treatment of infectious diseases.

Centre for Pathogen Evolution

Collaborating with Public Health from an academic setting

Antimicrobial Resistance Research

Antimicrobial Resistance Research at the University of Cambridge

Surgical Operating Theatre Design

An interdisciplinary project led by Professor Alan Short (UoC Department of Architecture /CIDIRC) re-examining surgical operating theatre design with superbugs in mind.

Enabling Technologies - Diagnosing Deadly Diseases

Prof. Lisa Hall's Group works on diagnosing deadly diseases - bringing together expertise in diagnostics, synthetic biology, microbiology and parasitology, colloidal science and manufacturing engineering.

Infectious Talk Podcasts

A series of researcher profile mini-podcasts and collection of Podcasts across the network.

CID at the CSF

CID and other infectious events at the Cambridge Science Festival in March 2019

Jobs

Find information on positions at University of Cambridge that relate to infectious diseases

Recent Publications

Plant defense signals: Players and pawns in plant-virus-vector interactions.

Upcoming Seminars

Mon 18 Feb 18:00: Does seeing help you to hear better?

Tue 19 Feb 10:00: Introduction to Biomolecular NMR

Tue 19 Feb 13:00: Protein design to understand natural proteins and to create useful new ones

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CID e-Bulletin

Monthly network news, grants, publications, jobs and more.

Cambridge India

Cambridge-led collaborations aim to tackle global food security and public health challenges

What we do

Cambridge Infectious Diseases is an Interdisciplinary Research Centre at the University of Cambridge. We promote an interdisciplinary approach to addressing the challenge of reducing the burden of infectious diseases globally. Our virtual network crosses all six schools of the University and sector leading institutes across Cambridge.

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Latest news

Epirecipes Hackathon

Jan 22, 2019

Over 40 international researchers and students attended the Epirecipes Hackathon, which was co-sponsored by CID thanks to generous support from the Isaac Newton Trust. The event aimed to implement as many different epidemiological models as possible in a variety of computer languages.

Infectious Diseases at the 2019 Science Festival

Jan 22, 2019

Find out about all the infectious diseases events at the 2019 Science Festival.

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