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News Meet Our Researchers: Short Interviews Research Highlights

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Research Areas Highlighted Topics

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Funding Calls of Interest Early Career Researchers Jobs & Studentships

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Events overview Cambridge Infectious Diseases Annual Symposium 2026 External Workshops

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Public Engagement for Researchers Science, Policy and Pandemics Podcast
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  2. Professor David Spring

Professor David Spring

  • Professor of Chemistry and Chemical Biology
Available to supervise doctoral students
Professor David Spring

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  • Email:spring@ch.cam.ac.uk

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Research

Antibacterial Discovery

Teaching and supervision

Available to supervise doctoral students

Collaborators

  1. Professor Andres Floto

    Professor Andres Floto

    • Professor of Respiratory Biology
  2. Dr Martin Welch

    Dr Martin Welch

    • Department of Biochemistry
  3. Professor Sir Tom Blundell

    Professor Sir Tom Blundell

    • Department of Biochemistry
  4. Professor  Lalita Ramakrishnan

    Professor Lalita Ramakrishnan

    • We are interested in understanding the pathogenesis of tuberculosis and the basis of vastly different susceptibilities to this disease.

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