Core Members
Researchers based at OHRBID
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Lab Manager
Keeps our lab working well and looking ship shape!
Experienced in a range of molecular techniques
Has collaborated internationally in Tanzania and Germany

Senior Lecturer
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Interests: molecular epidemiology, aquaculture, AMR, wildlife disease
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Research: 'Next Generation Veterinarian', applying bacterial genomics approaches to address global health challenges
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Favourite bacteria: Erysipelothrix, Bacillus anthracis, ESBL Enterobacteriaceae, Group B Streptococcus

Senior Lecturer
Interests: epidemiology, surveillance and control of zoonotic pathogens
Research: investigating the health, productivity and ecological impacts of endemic bacterial zoonoses in Tanzania and in Scotland
Favourite bacteria: Brucella, Bartonella, Coxiella and Leptospira

Masters student (MScR)
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Veterinary Bioscience graduate investigating emerging infectious diseases in the Arctic
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Interests: Infectious diseases, public health, microbiology
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Favourite bacteria: Fusobacterium, Erysipelothrix

PhD student
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Veterinarian interested in investigating risk posed by ruminant-associated Coxiella burnetii to livestock and human health in Great Britain
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Interests: Infectious diseases, Public Health, Zoonotic diseases, Epidemiology, Surveillance
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Favourite bacteria: Coxiella, Mycobacterium, Brucella and Salmonella

Lab Technician
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Providing support and help across the lab
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Background in molecular and immunological techniques
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Interests: disease pathology, immune-mediated diseases, public health
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Favourite bacteria: Mycobacterium tuberculosis

Lecturer
Interests: bacterial genomics, AMR and infectious diseases
Research: Microbiologist, studying the transmission of human and animal pathogens and AMR in hospital and community settings
Favourite bacteria: Enterobacteriaceae, Group A Streptococcus, Mycoplasma, human and bovine tuberculosis

Lecturer
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Interests: One Health microbiology, AMR, aquaculture, infectious disease, evolution
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Research: Investigating how veterinary, clinical and environmental bacterial pathogens can persist in the environment, and how environmental factors may drive their evolution towards the emergence of variants with enhanced pathogenicity
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Favourite bacteria: Yersinia ruckeri, E. coli, Salmonella spp., Vibrio cholerae

Research Associate
Veterinarian interested in investigating the emergence of pathogens at the human-livestock-wildlife interface
Interests: combining genomics, ecological modelling and community science to understand complex biological problems
Favourite bacteria: Erysipelothrix, Brucella