Aoibh Daly has joined our group as an MSc student. Aoibh will work on the spatiotemporal dynamics of neutrophils in response to vaccine adjuvants. Welcome Aoibh!
We have a new DPhil project on offer, with a provisional start date October 2026: “Linking innate and adaptive immunity through studies of epigenetic imprinting by vaccination.” Application deadline 2 Dec 2025.
"Core-shell microcapsules compatible with routine injection enable prime-boost immunization against malaria with a single shot" is out, with the microcapsules featured on the cover of STM. Huge congratulations Romain!
Gundra Raissar has joined our group as a DPhil student. Gundra's project will focus on identifying innate-adaptive pathways that underpin viral vector induced T cell immunity across different clinically applied viral vectored vaccines. Welcome Gundra!
Adam Truby joined our group as Senior Research Technician. With his broad expertise in pre-clinical research, Adam will contribute to the development and characterisation of vaccine encapsulation by microfluidics. Welcome Adam!
"Emulsion and liposome-based adjuvanted R21 vaccine formulations mediate protection against malaria through distinct immune mechanisms" has been published. BIG thank you to our fantastic collaborator Jelena Bezbradica Mirkovic and her team.
Lee Sims has joined our group as a DPhil student. Lee will work on characterising B cell responses to novel vaccine formulations and kinetics of antigen delivery. Welcome Lee!
Romain Guyon has been awarded the 2022 Michelson Prize, which supports early-career researchers working to advance human immunology, vaccine discovery, and immunotherapy research for major global diseases. Many congratulations Romain!
