Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences Department of Microbiology and Immunology

Research Groups

There are 18 research groups in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology. The areas of research are broad and cover bacteriology, virology, immunology and biotechnology. The main research interests of each group are listed below and further details can be accessed from the links.

Research Group Research Interests Find an Expert
Billman-Jacobe Mycobacteria Find an Expert - Billman-Jacobe
Brooks Innate immunity; anti-viral immunity Find an Expert - Brooks
Brown Immunology; virology; vaccinology Find an Expert - Brown
Carbone Immune response to herpes simplex virus Find an Expert - Carbone
Coulson Rotavirus pathogenesis and immunity Find an Expert - Coulson
Doherty CD8 T Cell receptors and responses Find an Expert - Doherty
Doherty/Turner CD8 T cell receptor structure and diversity
CD8+ effector function/differentiation and memory
Find an Expert - Turner
Doherty/Kedzierska/La Gruta Virus specific CD8+ T cells and receptors Find an Expert - Kedzierska
Find an Expert - La Gruta
Godfrey NKT cell development and function Find an Expert - Godfrey
Hartland Molecular basis of host-pathogen interactions Find an Expert - Hartland
Heath CD8 T lymphocytes, dendritic cells, self tolerance and immunity Find an Expert - Heath
Jackson Synthetic vaccine design Find an Expert - Jackson
Kent HIV vaccines; immune responses to HIV-1; immunotherapy Find an Expert - Kent
McCluskey Autoimmunity; celiac disease; T-cell signalling; Ag presentation; hepatitis C virus Find an Expert - McCluskey
Purcell Viral RNA elements, regulation of HIV replication, HIV antibody vaccine Find an Expert - Purcell
Robins-Browne Pathogenesis of bacterial infections Find an Expert - Robins-Browne
Stinear Bacterial pathogenomics Find an Expert - Stinear
Strugnell Bacterial pathogenesis and host responses Find an Expert - Strugnell

 

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