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Bryant PhD Project: The mechanistic basis for inflammasome formation - PhD Project details
Mastroeni PhD Project: How does inflammation impact on the efficacy of antibiotics in vivo?
Restif PhD Project: Mathematical Models for Bacterial Infection Dynamics
Cantacessi PhD Project: Identification of biomarkers for cyathostomin infection in horses
Gibson PhD Project: Pathophysiology of red cell membrane permeability
Henson PhD Project: The role of wnt signalling in equine stress fractures
Dobson/Petsavers MPhil: Dobson/Petsavers funded MPhil
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Winner of the Marjory Stephenson Prize

The 2020 Marjory Stephenson Prize is awarded to Professor Julian Parkhill FRS, from the Dept of Veterinary Medicine, University of Cambridge.

Professor Parkhill is known for his research on bacterial genomes, which he has worked on since the very earliest days of genomics. Initially analysing reference genomes for many important human and animal pathogens, his group moved on to comparative genomics and subsequently large-scale population genomics, as new technologies developed. Read more of this story on https://www.staff.admin.cam.ac.uk/awards/marjory-stephenson-prize