Infectious diseases
How bacteria and viruses establish themselves in a host, why some infections resist treatment, and what that means for the people who get them.
Expertise
Areas of expertise
Infectious diseases, immunology, vaccines, medical affairs and scientific communication — five threads that keep meeting each other.
Immunology
What the immune system actually remembers after an infection or a vaccine, and why the second encounter with a pathogen looks so different from the first.
Vaccines
How vaccines teach the immune system, what efficacy figures do and do not mean, and how protection is measured in the real world.
Medical affairs
The work of making evidence usable: translating data for clinicians, regulators and the public without overstating it.
Scientific communication
Explaining complex biology and medicine in plain language — precisely, without dumbing it down and without overselling certainty.