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Gregor Weber, PhD is a San Antonio–based medical scientist working across infectious diseases, immunology, vaccines and medical affairs. He writes and speaks about how biomedical evidence is made, and about what it does and does not support.

Gregor Weber, PhD is a medical scientist based in San Antonio, Texas, working across infectious diseases, immunology, vaccines and medical affairs.

His peer-reviewed research has examined how bacterial pathogens sense their surroundings and switch on the genes that let them cause disease — including the RNA thermometer that makes Vibrio cholerae virulence genes readable at host temperature — and how established antibiotics can be made more effective against drug-resistant biofilms.

He writes and speaks about how biomedical evidence is produced and how it should be read, with an emphasis on making vaccine and infectious-disease science understandable to people who do not work in it.