Partners and Collaborators

We work closely with national, international and regional connections, facilitating research collaboration and knowledge exchange.

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Progressing towards sustainable global HIV control by 2030

Dr Brian Rice from the Division of Population Health is working with normative agencies to gain insights into how infectious diseases around the world are monitored.

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Exploring natural immunity to Strep A

Dr Alex Keeley, an Academic Clinical Fellow in Infectious Diseases, is working with industry partners to understand natural immune responses to Strep A and how to design an effective vaccine.

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Exploring the potential impact of a large-scale vaccine campaign on Antimicrobial Resistance and Use in Harare

Professor Tom Darton from School of Medicine and Population Health is working with academics, clinicians and public health officials in Zimbabwe and the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine to evaluate the impact of a new typhoid conjugate vaccine on antimicrobial prescribing and resistance (AMR).

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Scanning Electron Micrograph of antimicrobial treated biofilms showing cell disruption- seen as cell deformity and blebbing
Scanning Electron Micrograph of antimicrobial treated biofilms showing cell disruption, seen as cell deformity and blebbing

Examining the impact of antimicrobial actives on oral bacteria

Professor Graham Stafford from the School of Clinical Dentistry is working with Haleon to investigate the types of changes that common healthcare products cause to the oral microbiome.

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