Research output per year
Research output per year
Accepting PhD Students
PhD projects
Subject areas include antimicrobial natural product discovery and vaccine design and development
I have supervised nearly 30 PhD students and over 70 MSc research projects. These projects have all been in the field of medical microbiology and have involved collaborators at UK universities, UKHSA (formerly Public Health England & HPA) and NHS Trusts.
Current PhD students (Director of studies)
Neil Powell (2020-2024) - Penicillin allergy patient classification
Jack Kay (2020-2023) - Discovery and design of of novel antimicrobial peptides
Sean Kelly (2021-2025) - Emerging human respiratory pathogens
Sophie Tauber (2023-2027) - Developing a novel vaccine for Group B Streptococcus
Current PhD students (Co-supervisor)
Jazmin Conway (2021-2024) - Marine biodiscovery for AMR
Kudzai Hwengwere (2021-2025) - Antarctic marine microbial ecology and natural product discovery
Braith Grey (2021-2024) - Toward a low-cost, rapid point-of-care biosensor for detection of Antibiotic Resistant Urinary Tract Infections
Matthew McKracken (2022-2025) - Biocide resistance in human pathogens
Darshana Srivastava (2023-2027) - Novel antimicrobials from flowering plants
Current ResM students (co-supervisor)
Alistair White (2022-2024) - Novel molecular diagnostics for AMR
Recent PhD Graduates (Director of studies)
Matthew Koch (2017-2021) - SfAM PhD Studentship Discovery of novel antimicrobials from deep sea sponges
Abdu Aldarhami (2015-2019) - Novel antimicrobials for therapy of Gram positive infections
Nizar Saeedi (2014-2018) - Pathogenenesis of ST127 uropathogenic E coli
Rob O'Hara (2015-2018) - Epidemiology of ST127 uropathogenic E coli
Recent PhD Graduates (co-supervisor)
James Butler (2018-2022) - Novel antimicrobial surfaces to reduce healthcare associated infections
Poppy Best (2017-2021) - Bioactivity and ecology of bacteria from deep sea sponges
Sam Gould (2015-2018) - 3D models to study oral infections
Connor Wood (2015-2018) - Superinfection of influenza virus
Barbara Durante (2015-2018) - Immunological effects of antimicrobial peptides
In 2015, UN member states agreed to 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all. This person’s work contributes towards the following SDG(s):
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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