Dr Corinne Smith	Structure and mechanism of clathrin coated vesicle formation during clathrin-mediated endocytosis using a range of structural and biophysical techniques
	Professor David Roper	Structural biology, principally X-ray structural determination, in combination with molecular biology and biochemical approaches, to investigate the molecular basis of microbial physiology
	Dr Elizabeth Fullam	Mycobacterium tuberculosis sugar metabolism; biochemistry, structural biology, chemistry and microbiology techniques
	Professor Christopher Dowson	Antibiotic resistance, bacterial pathogenicity and population genetics
	Dr Yin Chen	Microbial diversity, genetics and biochemistry of microorganisms involved in methylated amine and quaternary amine metabolism
	Professor Laura Green	Statistical and mathematical approaches to understanding the biology and control of diseases in farmed animals; translating research into practice.
	Dr Alex Cameron	Dynamic membrane proteins; X-ray crystallography in combination with other biochemical and biophysical techniques
	Dr Adrian Lloyd	Antimicrobial targets
	Dr Vardis Ntoukakis	Plant-pathogen interactions; Genome-wide, confocal microscopy and biochemistry
	Dr Hendrik Schaefer	Genetic and functional diversity of methylotrophics bacteria
	Professor Elizabeth Wellington	Understanding the ecological roles for specific bacterial activities including antibiotic production, resistance and exoenzyme production and analysing the impact of lateral gene transfer
	Dr Kevin Purdy	How microbial communities form and change temporally and spatially; microbial communities (microbiomes) associated with endemic diseases in farm animals.
	Professor Andrew Easton	Molecular biology of viruses which use a single stranded negative sense RNA molecule as genome.
	Professor Matt Keeling	Modelling of infectious diseases in humans and animals. Optimal targeting; Spatial spread and Networks; Stochasticity and persistance of infection
	Dr Deirdre Hollingsworth	Transmission dynamics of HIV stages. Dynamics and control of malaria. Prediction and optimal control of helminth infections
	Dr Christophe Corre	Bacterial signalling: new chemical keys to unlock the production of novel microbial antibiotics.
	Dr Munehiro Asally	Bacterial community behaviour, biofilms
	Dr Antonia Sagona	Mechanisms of bacterial infection and phage therapy inside the mammalian cell environment
	Professor Alfonso Jaramillo	Developing synthetic phages as organism-specific antimicrobials. Expertise in theoretical physics, structural biology, biophysics, bioinformatics, HPC, 3D-printing, software engineering, microfluidics, structural analysis, statistical mechanics.
	Dr Ioannis P. Nezis	Cellular mechanisms of bacterial clearance/ antibiotic resistance breakers. Expertise in cell and molecular biology, confocal microscopy, electron microscopy
	Dr Freya Harrison	a) bacterial evolution, ecology & AMR in chronic infections, especially in cystic fibrosis; b) developing realistic lab models of chronic infection; c) antimicrobial discovery using pre-modern European medical texts.

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