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Read more at: Cambridge Festival: 'In conversation with SARS-CoV-2 variant hunters’, a summary by COG-UK

Cambridge Festival: 'In conversation with SARS-CoV-2 variant hunters’, a summary by COG-UK

13 April 2022

In the 2022 edition of the Cambridge Festival, Cambridge Infectious Diseases joined COVID-19 Genomics UK (COG-UK) to contribute with an online talk: 'A conversation with the SARS-CoV-2 variant hunters' , by Prof Sharon Peacock and Dr Katerina Galai. Access the webinar recording and an event summary at the COG-UK website.

Read more at: CID Annual Symposium: bringing back in-person connections

CID Annual Symposium: bringing back in-person connections

31 March 2022

On the 9th of March, Cambridge Infectious Diseases successfully celebrated its Annual Symposium . Finally, after two years of break, we could bring back talks to the stage and face-to-face discussions in diverse areas related to infectious diseases. Read the summary.

Read more at: Meet the winner: Kathryn Bowers and mathematical models for human epidemics – Summer Studentship 2021

Meet the winner: Kathryn Bowers and mathematical models for human epidemics – Summer Studentship 2021

27 January 2022

In 2021, Cambridge Infectious Diseases organised a competition for undergraduates to submit research proposals for a summer studentship . After evaluating the submissions, CID awarded the grant to Kathryn Bowers , a BA student in Mathematics. We have asked her about her summer project experience.

Read more at: UCam News: The video ‘What impact will your next connection have?’ highlights the importance of interdisciplinary research

UCam News: The video ‘What impact will your next connection have?’ highlights the importance of interdisciplinary research

7 October 2021

The video called ‘What impact will your next connection have?’ encourages researchers to get involved in the lively network of cross-School initiatives at the University.

Read more at: Excising Infection in the Surgical Environment [ExISE]
Excising Infection in the Surgical Environment [ExISE]

Excising Infection in the Surgical Environment [ExISE]

8 February 2018

20 Jan 2018 - An interdisciplinary project led by CID member Professor Alan Short (Department of Architecture) is re-examining surgical operating theatre design with superbugs in mind.

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