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DrAthina Georgiadou

Honorary Research Fellow

Department of Infectious Disease - Faculty of Medicine

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  • Honorary Research Fellow
    Department of Infectious Disease - Faculty of Medicine
  • 246, St Mary's Research Building, St Mary's Campus, United Kingdom

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

  • MEMBERSHIP OF A PROFESSIONAL BODY
    British Society for Immunology
    11 Sep 2020
    2020-09-11 - British Society for Immunology
  • FELLOWSHIP
    Imperial College Research Fellowship
    1 Aug 2020 - 31 Jul 2024
    Imperial College London
  • FELLOWSHIP
    ISSF SPRINGBOARD FELLOWSHIP
    1 Aug 2019 - 31 Jul 2020
    Imperial College London
  • AWARD
    President's Award for Outstanding Research Team 2019
    13 May 2019
    Imperial College London
  • AWARD
    Departmental Travel Award
    7 Sep 2018
    Department of Medicine, Imperial College London
  • AWARD
    Dean’s Internship Award
    26 Feb 2018
    Imperial College London, Faculty of Medicine
  • RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISION
    Assessing the role of tissue hypoxia in malaria-induced hyperlactatemia
    Yoon C
  • RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISION
    Comparative Immunopathology of Human and Mouse Severe Malaria
    Walsh S
  • RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISION
    Evaluating the role of endothelial glycocalyx degradation in a mouse model of severe malaria
    Han N
  • RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISION
    Immunopathology of acute kidney injury in malaria
    Katsoulis O
  • RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISION
    Investigating the link between glycocalyx degradation and neutrophils in a mouse model of severe malaria
    Fahmy Z
  • RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISION
    Investigating the role of neutrophils in the pathogenesis of severe malaria
    Naidu P
  • RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISION
    Phenotypic and functional characterisation of neutrophil subsets in a translationally-relevant mouse model of severe malaria.
    Busharat Z
  • RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISION
    The association between hemolysis and malaria pathogenesis in a mouse model of severe malaria
    Newaz A
  • RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISION
    The Role of Hypoxia and Oxidative Stress in Hyperlactatemia in Severe Malaria
    Zhou Y