Infection and Global Health Research Division
Research at the University of St Andrews School of Medicine
Overview
The Infection and Global Health Research Division works in a wide range of fields that includes clinical trials, genetics, anti-microbial resistance, diagnostic tools, education and global health policy.
Our research requires cross-disciplinary teamwork in many countries with the common aim of improving health care in low resource settings. We consequently have ongoing initiatives nationally and internationally with particularly strong links in East Africa and Indonesia.
| Head of Division: | Prof Matt Holden |
| Deputy Head of Division: | Dr Bernie O’Hare |
| Administrator: | Dianna Murray |
Principal Investigators
Prof Matthew Holden
Professor
Pathogen Genomics, Antibiotic Resistance, Hospital-Associated Infection, Bacterial Evolution, MRSA
Prof Stephen Gillespie
Tuberculosis; Clinical trials; Antibiotic resistance; MBLA; Scattered Light Integrated Collection (SLIC)
Dr Andrew Blaikie
Senior Lecturer in Ophthalmology
Ophthalmology; Global Health; Early Diagnosis; Frugal Technology; Medical Education
Dr Derek Sloan
Senior Lecturer/Consultant in Infectious Diseases
Dr Bernadette O'Hare
Senior Lecturer
Global Health Equality; Fundamental Human Rights; The Right to Health; Children's Rights; Paediatrics; Child Health
Dr Robert Hammond
Lecturer
Antimicrobial Resistance; Diagnostics; Tuberculosis; Dormancy; Optics
Dr Devesh Dhasmana
Respiratory infection; bronchiectasis; pneumonia; severe airways disease
Dr Janet Cox Singh
Dr Ruth Bowness
Mathematical modelling; Computational simulation; Infectious diseases; Tuberculosis
Dr Wilber Sabiiti
Principal Research Fellow
