DIVISION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES SYMPOSIUM

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DIVISION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES SYMPOSIUM FRIDAY 24TH MARCH 2017 DIVISION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES SYMPOSIUM PROFESSOR CHARLES BANGHAM

DIVISION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES OVERVIEW: STAFF AND SECTIONS VIROLOGY Professor Charles Bangham INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND IMMUNITY Professor Jon Friedland MICROBIOLOGY Professor Ramesh Wigneshweraraj PAEDIATRICS Professor Andrew Bush 138 research degree students across 5 sites. 343 staff members, of which 80 are senior academic staff. Over 45 new staff members joined in 2016.

DIVISION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES OVERVIEW: STAFF AND SECTIONS VIROLOGY: themes Professor Charles Bangham Molecular Virology (SMH) Professor Paul Farrell GU Medicine (SMH) Professor Myra McClure Mucosal Infection and Immunity (SMH) Professor Robin Shattock Immunology (SMH, CHW, NWP) INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND IMMUNOLOGY (HH) Professor Jon Friedland MICROBIOLOGY (SK) Professor Ramesh Wigneshweraraj PAEDIATRICS (SMH, HH, CHW, NWP, SK) Professor Andrew Bush

DIVISION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES APPOINTMENTS 2016/7 Mitch Blair Professor of Paediatrics & Child Public Health Alan Winston Professor of Genito-Urinary Medicine Sarah Fidler Professor of HIV and Communicable Diseases Jill Gilmour Professor of Practice Paul Kellam Theme Lead for Viral Genetics Jethro Herberg Clinical Senior Lecturer in Paediatric Infectious Diseases Angela Brueggemann Senior Lecturer in Microbiology Chris Chiu Senior Clinical Research Fellow in Infectious Diseases Grzegorz Sarek Lecturer in Virology Recruitment to the 2016/7 campaign for clinical/non-clinical SLs/Readers/Profs is underway.   New 0.2 FTE: Dr Rino Rappuoli  In process: Kirsty Mehring Le Doare - Clinical Senior Lecturer in Paediatrics Louis Grandjean - Clinical Senior Lecturer in Paediatrics Liz Whittaker - Senior Clinical Research Fellow

DIVISION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES Administration team Divisional Manager Cathy Tupman (SM) (mat. cover to Jan 18) Virology Professor Charles Bangham Section Managers Brett Onslow – Molecular Virology (SM) and Immunology & Vaccinology (C&W) Sian Haynes – GU Medicine (SM), IAVI (C&W) Michelle Kiely (interim to Apr 17) – GU Medicine, Mucosal Infection and Immunity, Retroviral Immunology, Viral Genetics (SM) Alison Scoggins – ARPG (NWP) Centre for Molecular Bacteriology & Infection (CMBI) Lead David Holden Centre Manager Kylie Glasgow (SK) Centre for Infection Prevention & Management (CIPM) Lead Alison Holmes Operations Managers Sara Yadav (HH) Juliet Allibone (HH) Paediatrics Professor Andy Bush Section Manager Chris Sanders (SM) Sian Haynes – O/S (SM) Brett Onslow – Neonates (C&W) Infectious Diseases and Immunity Professor Jon Friedland Tammy Barrett (HH) Microbiology Professor Ramesh Wigneshweraraj Sophie Dunhill (SK) Divisional Operations Assistant Tubah Sarwar (SM) (interim to Apr 17) Centre for International Child Health (CICH) Lead Beate Kampmann Operations Assistant Krupa Shukla (SM)

DIVISION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES RECENT AWARDS AND SUCCESSES Grant income awarded in 2016 - £38.4m 2012 to date - £165.1m Principal Investigator Sponsor Scheme Awarded Amount Raheelah Ahmad NIHR Knowledge Mobilisation Fellowship £275K Wendy Barclay Wellcome Trust Investigator Award £1.5m Angelika Grundling MRC Project Grant £449K Beate Kampmann Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation £987K Pfizer Commercial Grant £474K Global Challenges Research Fund - Foundation Award £500K Gwen Knight Skills Development Fellowship £325K Paul Langford BBSRC Highlight notice in novel tools and technologies for vaccinology £400K Kath Maitland University of Oxford KEMRI-Wellcome Trust Research Programme Avinash Shenoy New Investigator Research Grant £480K Tom Williams Senior Research Fellowship in Clinical Science £2m

DIVISION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES Open access publishing HEFCE Open Access policy for the next REF: Outputs should be discoverable and accessible. Journal articles and conference proceedings: the peer-reviewed version must be deposited in Spiral (Imperial’s REF-compliant repository) within 3 months of acceptance. It is the PI’s responsibility to ensure that they comply with this policy. The College strongly advises you to deposit as soon as accepted. Need help? Tubah Sarwar (Divisional Operations Assistant) t.sarwar@imperial.ac.uk Sam O’Connell (Department Open Access Champion) s.oconnell@imperial.ac.uk Library Open Access Team openaccess@imperial.ac.uk Research Data Management : www.imperial.ac.uk/research-data-management The RDM team are happy to deal with any queries: rdm-enquiries@imperial.ac.uk

DIVISION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES Research Data Management (RDM) What is Research Data Management (RDM)? RDM is the planning, organization and preservation of the evidence that underpins all research conclusions. Good data management ensures data are safely stored, findable and can be used to reproduce findings. Why is it important? The College requires all research staff to have a plan for the storage and deposit of ‘live’ research data. Reduces the risk of data loss. Ensures research findings are transparent and can be verified. Ensures that data can be reused. Many funders require it. Imperial College London Research Data Management Guide

DIVISION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES PROGRAMME 09:00: INTRODUCTION: Professor Charles Bangham 13:30: PAEDIATRICS – Chair: Professor Andrew Bush 09:15 – IMMUNOLOGY; MUCOSAL INFECTION AND IMMUNITY Anurag Kulkarni, Michi Miura and Paul Kellam 13:35 – Paul Turner and Alex Shaw 10:25: GU MEDICINE – Chair: Professor Myra McClure 14:15: INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND IMMUNITY – Chair: Professor Jon Friedland 10:30 – Katrina Pollock and Sarah Fidler 14:20 – Angela Brueggemann and Nicki Lynskey 11:10: Hayley Kendall-Berry and Professor Kevin Murphy (PhD supervision) 15:10: COFFEE BREAK 11:20: COFFEE BREAK 15:25: MICROBIOLOGY – Chair: Professor Ramesh Wigneshweraraj 11:45: MOLECULAR VIROLOGY – Chair: Professor Paul Farrell 15:30 – Sophie Helaine and Alex Willis 11:50 – Grzegorz Sarek and Adam Cawte 16:10: KEYNOTE LECTURE – Professor Luca Guidotti San Raffaele Scientific Institute 12:30: LUNCH 17:00: Closing remarks 17:05-18:00: RECEPTION