Biography
I developed my interest in viruses during my undergraduate studies at the University of Cambridge. I then worked as a research assistant in the Deane lab at CIMR, gaining experience in molecular cell biology. This led me to pursue a PhD in the Bishop lab at the Francis Crick Institute, where I investigated the role of capsid in HIV-1 early infection. I am excited to join the Sumner lab at King’s College London as a postdoctoral researcher, where I will continue to explore virology in relation to the innate immune system.
Research
Sumner Lab
Research in the Sumner lab aims to elucidate virus interactions with the host innate immune system, particularly how viruses are sensed by innate immune receptors and how viruses evade these processes.
Research
Sumner Lab
Research in the Sumner lab aims to elucidate virus interactions with the host innate immune system, particularly how viruses are sensed by innate immune receptors and how viruses evade these processes.