
Emma Thomson
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Clinical professor of infectious diseases & virologist. I work on emerging viruses and NGS diagnostics in the UK and Uganda 🦠 🧬 🇬🇧 🇺🇬Also on 🦋
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🎉 SHORTLISTED || Congratulations to Dr Emilie Pondeville (Emilie Pondeville) for being shortlisted for the Trophées des Français du Royaume-Uni Innovation Award, which recognises innovative ideas with impact and growth potential developed outside France. lepetitjournal.com/trophees/royau…


If you don't pasteurise it, how long can H5N1 influenza viruses stay infectious for in milk? We had a look at this in a new preprint with MRC-Uni of Glasgow Centre for Virus Research, The Roslin Institute, The Pirbright Institute & APHA (1/N) medrxiv.org/content/10.110…




Nature Medicine article: African nations are advancing in public health genomics & bioinformatics, yet sustainability challenges persist. This commentary outlines 9 key barriers & proposes strategies to bolster workforce retention.Africa CDC Human Heredity and Health in Africa African Academy of Sciences ScienceForAfrica 🔗



We are delighted to announce that Professor Emma Thomson Emma Thomson has been appointed as the new Director of the MRC-University of Glasgow Centre for Virus Research MRC-Uni of Glasgow Centre for Virus Research! 🔬🦠 UK Research and Innovation Medical Research Council Read more➡️ gla.ac/455EjH0


Prof. David L. Robertson Robertson (Univ. of Glasgow MRC-Uni of Glasgow Centre for Virus Research) will speak at AI in Virology! A leading expert on #SARSCoV2 and #HIV, he'll present how Protein Language Models help study viral evolution. 📅 Sep 9 2025 | Trieste 📷Register now: bit.ly/AIVirologyEn



Our viral #Bioinformatics course has come to an end 🎉 MRC-Uni of Glasgow Centre for Virus Research This year we welcomed 15 amazing participants from Europe, Asia, Africa & Oceania🌍 Huge thanks to everyone who joined — and to our instructors: Derek Wright Richard Orton Quan Gu Joseph Hughes Sreenu Vattipally Robertson


Last week we welcomed colleagues from Helmholtz-Zentrum für Infektionsforschung –inaktiv Centre for Infection Research & other partners for our CVR-HZI Collaborative Development Fund Symposium. We heard about exciting projects and discussed new opportunities to further our collaborations. cvr-hzi.co.uk





