In this section

Environment and the Microbiome

Environment and the microbiome Researchers within this theme are investigating how interactions between bacteria in the microbiome affect antimicrobial resistance. This includes understanding the effect of ecological interactions between bacterial species on the evolution of antibiotic resistance, and investigating the transfer of antibiotic resistance between bacterial strains or species via plasmids. Research will extend to include the build-up of resistance in the environment, contamination and residues left in animals will also form part of this theme.

Professor Timothy Barraclough
Professor of Evolutionary Biology

Dr Ceire Costelloe
Career Development Fellow

Dr Michael Cox
Research Associate

Professor Matthew Fisher
Professor of Fungal Disease Epidemiology

Dr Theodoros Giakoumis
Research Associate

Professor Anthony Gordon
Chair in Anaesthesia and Critical Care

Dr Gwenan Knight
Career Development Fellow

Dr Julie McDonald
Research Associate (Metabonomics & Microbiomics)

Dr Johanna Rhodes
ARC Early Career Research Fellowship

Dr Guy-Bart Stan
Reader in Engineering Design for Synthetic Biology

Professor Nick Voulvoulis
Professor of Environmental Technology

General enquiries

Operations Assistant
Rakhee Parmar
[email protected]