Supervisors and projects
The IIB supervisor pool will be over 50 senior investigators, early career researchers (ECR) and international supervisors from collaborating institutions.
To provide the highest level of support and training, we offer a co-supervisory model, with every student mentored across disciplinary and/or international boundaries.
Primary supervisors will be established infectious disease researchers with substantial funding and training records, and students will join well resourced laboratories with post-doctoral and senior research staff offering inbuilt technical expertise and day-to-day support.
Each student will have a dedicated thesis committee composed of their primary and co-supervisors and two additional ‘assessors’, inclusive of a management team member. The assessors provide independent assessment and pastoral care, and can feed back on supervisor performance.
Thesis committees will be gender balanced and inclusive of ECRs providing fresh, diverse perspectives. Students will meet assessors, independently of their supervisors quarterly, with flexible additional meetings as required. Based on UoG best-practice, a formal annual review will be completed, including reports from the student, supervisors, and assessors and overseen by the local PGR convenor.
Supervisor Movies
Each supervisor will produce a short movie to give students a flavour of their lab, research, and what their project may look like. Examples of these can be found here.
Supervisor List
* donates academics who accepted a PhD student in 2021 and therefore cannot in 2022.
Co-Supervisor List
Early Career Researchers will Co-Supervise PhD projects:
| Benjamin Brennan |
| Claire Harding |
| Antonia Ho |
| Katarzyna Modrzynska |
| Chris Moxon |
| Anna Pearce |
| Ed Roberts |
Co-Supervisors with expertise in fields outside infectious disease include:
| Andrew Biankin - Tumour biology |
| Neil Bulleid - Protein structure |
| Nicholas Hanley - One Health Economics |
| Richard Hartley - Drug design |
| Pasquale Maffia |
| David McAllister - Multimorbidity |
| Graeme Milligan - Cellular biochemistry |
| Richard Reeve - Population and ecosystem health |
| Kostas Tokatlidis |
| Helen Walden - Protein structure |
In addition, PhD students may select Co-Supervisors at overseas partner institutions, including:
| Matthew Cotten - Uganda |
| Mia Crampin - Malawi |
| Alison Elliott - Uganda |
| Markus Meissner - Ludwig-Maximillian University, Munich |
| Henry Mwandumba - Malawi |
| Frances Ndungu - Kenya |
| Karl Seydel - Malawi |