People

Dr Salik Miskat Borbora

• Research Associate, Sarris Group, Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience, University of Cambridge
• Research topic: Innate immunity
• Research interests: Immunology, Cell Biology, Infectious Diseases

Dr Alex Borodavka

• Department of Biochemistry
• Molecular mechanisms underpinning RNA-controlled self-assembly of multi-segmented viral genomes.
• Viral genome packaging, virus assembly, biomolecular condensates, RNA dynamics and RNA chaperones, rotaviruses.

Lia Bote

• PhD Student at Wellcome Sanger Institute
• Exploring virulence and pathogenesis of cholera through phylogenetics, functional genomics, and immunology.

Dr Ian Brierley

• Department of Pathology
• Translational control; ribosomal frameshifting and readthrough; virus gene expression; RNA structure and function

Bill Broadhurst

Dr Katherine Brown

• Department of Physics
• Development of Therapeutics for Bacterial Infectious Diseases, including Traumatic Injury Infection and Biothreat Agents

Dr Katy Brown

• Postdoctoral Researcher, Firth Lab, Pathology
• Postdoc bioinformatician working on RNA virus discovery and other viral genomics projects
• Research interests: RNA viruses, virus discovery, virus evolution, genomics, bioinformatics

Dr Katy Brown

• Postdoctoral Research Associate, Department of Pathology
• Virus discovery in public RNA-seq datasets
• Genomics, virus evolution, endogenous viruses

Dr Hilary Browne

• Wellcome Sanger Institute
• Intestinal microbiota; evolution of intestinal spore-forming bacteria in human gut.

Dr Sebastian Bruchmann

• Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Veterinary Medicine
• I use functional genomics to study AMR and Host-pathogen interactions in Enterobacteriaceae.

Professor Clare Bryant

• Department of Veterinary Medicine
• Innate Immunity; host recognition of infection; immunopharmacology

Dr Josie Bryant

• Group Leader, Wellcome Sanger Institute
• Within host evolution of cystic fibrosis pathogens

Gabrielle Budd

• PhD Student

Daniel Buhl

• Application of novel mass spectrometry methods for the rapid identification of bacteria and AMR directly from clinical samples

Dr Cinzia Cantacessi

• Department of Veterinary Medicine
• Gastrointestinal helminths, host-parasite interactions, high-throughput sequencing technologies.