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DOID Seminars

This seminar series will feature guest lectures based on our research interests (alternating with internal department of infectious disease staff/student presentations of their ongoing research).

Date/Time: set on a Tuesday 1-2 pm (unless advertised differently)
Note: students are advised to clear this time to attend as part of their learning

Everyone is welcome to join in person at the South Kensington Campus or online. See programme list below.  For general enquiries or to volunteer a speaker contact Yasmin Mallu.

Current Seminar Series - Oct-Dec 25

 

Date/Time Speaker/Institute Title Venue Recording            
14th Oct - 3-4 pm Prof Charles Bangham, ICL (Retirement Seminar) ' Do Something Different'! Room 200, City & Guild Bldng, S Kensington Campus None
28th Oct - 1-2 pm Dr Francesco Boccellato - Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, University of Oxford Epithelial barrier homeostatis and response to infections SAFB 120/online None
11th Nov  refer to our internal seminar announcement postponed      
25th Nov - 1.15.-2.15 pm Paul Bastard - Institute IMAGINE, France

Ouroboros: autoimmunity against immunity

SAF 122/online  
2nd Dec - 1-2 pm refer to our internal seminar announcement      
         
         

Past Seminars

Recent/Past Seminars - May-August 25
Date/Time Speaker/Institute Title Venue Recording            
27th May, 2025 - 1-2pm Dr Amber Barton (University of Oxford) Evolution of pandemic cholera at its global source SAFB 120/Online link
24 June, 2025 - 1-2pm Prof Thumbi Ndung'u (Provost's visiting professor) Towards improved HIV prevention and antiretroviral-free control: lessons from the FRESH cohort in South Africa SAFB 122/Online link
4th July, 2025 (Friday - 11-12 am)
Prof Sumit Chanda (Scripps Research Institute) Defending the host: antivirals and innate responses SAFB 122/Online link
22nd July, 2025 - 1-2pm Prof Peter Cherepanov (Crick Institute) Two personalities of HIV-1 integrase G34/Online link
29th July (12-1 pm) Prof Seyed E Hasnain Can we win the war against the very intelligent TB bacterium? Flowers, G47A/Online link
4th August, 2025 (Monday) 1-2 pm
Dr Benjamin Gewurz (Harvard, USA) A fantastic voyage of how Epstein-Barr virus BALF1 targets B-cell receptor complexes for degradation upon viral reactivation G34/Online link
Past Seminars - Jan-April 25
21st Jan, 1-2 pm Dr Tamas Korcsmaros (ICL) Mapping host microbe interactions with network biology and organoid-based approaches SAFB 122/online link
4th Feb, 1-2 pm Dr Charlotte Odendall (Kings College London) Interferon: Tug of War between Host and Pathogen SAFB 121/online no recording
18th Feb, 1-2 pm no seminar
     
4th March, 1-2 pm

 

Prof Angelika Gründling (ICL)

My sabbatical year at Harvard:  How to go about setting up a Sabbatical and how this allowed me to hunt for Bacteriophages and 

Lipid Phosphatases and beyond
SAFB 122/Online no recording
18th March, 1-2 pm Prof John Tregoning (ICL) RSV and RNA vaccines: can John squeeze 3 year’s work into a brief talk? SAFB 122/Online no recording
1st April, 1-2 pm Prof Sarah Fidler (ICL) The use of Broadly Neutralizing Antibodies to control HIV off antiretroviral therapy SAFB 120/Online link
15th April, 1-2 pm Dr Sylvie Alonso
(University of Singapore)
Viral determinants that drive Dengue virus fitness and virulence SAFB 122/Online no recording
29th April, 1-2 pm Dr Borko Amulic (University of Bristol) Fine tuning the neutrophil response for improved infection outcome SAFB 120/Online no recording
Past seminars Oct-Dec 24
Date/Time Speaker/Institute Title Venue Recording            
29th October 2024 Dr Dinesh Aggarwal Determining the basis of Staphylococcus aureus carriage and virulence SAFB Seminar Room 121/ONLINE
link
12 November 2024 Dr Matthew Child How to ‘get’ Fat: targeted saturation mutagenesis reveals biochemical signatures of amino acid function SAFB G34 LT/ONLINE
link
26 November 2024 Professor Jethro Herberg Precision diagnosis of febrile illness in children SAFB Seminar Room 121/ONLINE link
3rd December 2024 Professor Ashraful Haque Temporal mapping of adaptive immune responses during experimental malaria using single-cell and spatial transcriptomics SAFB G34 LT/Online link
10 December 2024 Professor George Kassiotis (Francis Crick Institute, London) Endogenous retroviruses in immunity and cancer SAFB G34 LT/ONLINE no recording