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EMI-TB (Eliciting Mucosal Immunity in Tuberculosis) is a EC funded 4 year research programme with 14 academic and SME partners. The goal of the consortium is to identify and conduct pre-clinical testing on a novel vaccine candidate for tuberculosis, which will be delivered via the airways (i.e. following the predominant route of infection). As project manager, my roles are to facilitate communication between partners and with external stakeholders, organise meetings and file reports, manage a website (www.emi-tb.org) and ensure compliance with regulatory and funding requirements. My scientific background also allows me to be involved in designing and conducting experimental work crucial to the successful delivery of the project.

The Hotung Laboratory's goal is to facilitate the development of better treatments for infectious diseases, with a particular focus on improving access to medicines in resource poor regions. As a member of the laboratory, my research projects fell into three main areas:Antibody engineeringDesign and testing of novel subunit vaccinesOptimisation and development of plant production systems for recombinant proteinsI am also involved in the teaching of undergraduate and postgraduate students, and lecture on mucosal immunology and project management in academic settings.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Biochemistry And Molecular Biology

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Biochemistry, Plant Cell Biology, 2:1

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