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News Meet Our Researchers: Short Interviews Research Highlights

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Research Areas Highlighted Topics

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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. Plamena Naydenova

Plamena Naydenova

  • PhD Student at Baker's lab, Department of Medicine/CITIID, University of Cambridge
  • Monoclonal antibody therapies for the treatment of Acinetobacter baumannii
Plamena Naydenova

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  • Email:ppn22@cam.ac.uk

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  1. Dr Stephen Baker

    Dr Stephen Baker

    • Department of Medicine, CITIID.

Cambridge Infectious Diseases

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Email:mb2464@cam.ac.uk

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