- Genomics and Infectious Diseases
About me
My PhD and post-doctoral research were in the field of T cell immunology. I then worked as an HIV-vaccine trial manager for 4 years and, most recently, as the head of a research group in the Pasteur Institute in Laos for 11 years. I joined the University of Westminster in August 2023.
Teaching
My teaching experience includes giving Masters courses on vaccines, immunology and infectious diseases as well as supervising research projects for Masters students, several undergraduate students and PhD students.
At Westminster, I teach on several undergraduate and post-graduate modules.
Research
My research focuses on infectious diseases and vaccines using an interdisciplinary approach, with integrated public health investigations. Recent studies include investigations into tetanus, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, diphtheria, measles and rubella seroprevalence in vulnerable populations as well as vaccine immunogenicity studies. I have published widely in the fields of immunology, vaccinology and public health (70+ peer-reviewed manuscripts).
Publications
For details of all my research outputs, visit my WestminsterResearch profile.