Imperial’s Pathways to Medicine programme is delivered in partnership with the Sutton Trust, with support from Health Education England, to widen participation in medicine, particularly for students under-represented in higher education.
Christopher Chiu – Professor of Infectious Diseases
Avinash Shenoy – Reader in Innate Immunity and Infection
Harry Low – Senior Wellcome Trust Senior Fellow and Proleptic Reader in Structural Biology
Goedele Maertens – Reader in Molecular Virology
Thomas Clarke – Senior Lecturer in Microbiology and Immunology
Hermione Lyall – Professor of Practice in Paediatric Infectious Diseases
James Seddon – Reader in Global Child Health
Vanessa Sancho-Shimizu – UKRI Future Leaders Fellow and Proleptic Senior Lecturer in Genetics of Infectious Diseases
Marta Boffito – Professor of Practice in HIV Medicine
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