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Principal Investigators

Dr Carl Anderson
Dr Carl Anderson
Professor Gordon Dougan, FMedSci, FRS
Professor Gordon Dougan, FMedSci, FRS
Head of the Microbial Pathogenesis group
Dr Trevor Lawley
Dr Trevor Lawley
Dr Pentao Liu
Dr Pentao Liu
Dr Elizabeth Murchison
Dr Elizabeth Murchison
Professor Sharon Peacock
Professor Sharon Peacock
Dr Sarah Teichmann, FMedSci
Dr Sarah Teichmann, FMedSci
Dr Gosia Trynka
Dr Gosia Trynka
Dr Gavin Wright
Dr Gavin Wright

Postdoctoral researchers

Felipe A Vieira Braga
Dr Shannon Burke
Research Asociate
Dr Camilla Ingvorsen
Dr Camilla Ingvorsen
Kylie James
Kylie James
Mike Morgan
Mike Morgan
Kedar Natarajan
Kedar Natarajan
Maria Primo
Maria Primo
Dr Mike Stubbington
Dr Mike Stubbington

PhD researchers

Eva Archer
Eva Archer
Jessica Forbester
Jessica Forbester
Jennifer Hill
Jennifer Hill
Aleksandra (Ola) Kolodziejczyk
Aleksandra (Ola) Kolodziejczyk
Velislava Petrova
Velislava Petrova
Tu Anh Pham
Tu Anh Pham
Dr Ondrej Suchanek
Dr Ondrej Suchanek
Arporn (Koi) Wangwiwatsin
Arporn (Koi) Wangwiwatsin
Steve Witte
Steve Witte
Dr Vanessa Wong
Dr Vanessa Wong

Clinicians

Dr Ondrej Suchanek
Dr Ondrej Suchanek

Scientific support staff

Penny Coggill
Penny Coggill
Pfam annotator

Past members of the network

Dr Sam Forster
Dr Sam Forster
Dr Subhankar Mukherjee

Steering committee

Professor Gordon Dougan, FMedSci, FRS
Professor Gordon Dougan, FMedSci, FRS
Head of the Microbial Pathogenesis group
Dr Sarah Teichmann, FMedSci
Dr Sarah Teichmann, FMedSci

The new Jeffrey Cheah Biomedical Centre - CITIID

See the home of CITIID being built in this fantastic time-lapse video. From basement to water tight in 17 months. The Jeffrey Cheah Bimedical Centre is now complete and home to the Cambridge Immunology Network Coordinator.

Fibroblast

‘Fibroblast’ has been developed from a conversation between Harold Offeh and Dr Alice Denton, a scientist based at the Babraham Institute and a member of the Cambridge Immunology Network. Offeh was particularly interested in the character and roles played by particular cells in the immune system, as well as the immune system’s role as a primary source of protection and care. The film takes as a starting point microscopic images of broblast cells, an area of research for Dr Denton.

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