David Gibson

Senior Lecturer in Personalised Medicine

University of Ulster
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David Gibson is a Senior Lecturer in Personalised Medicine at Ulster University, UK. His research focuses on areas such as COVID-19, chronic kidney disease, and rheumatoid arthritis, with recent publications addressing immune responses and potential therapeutics. He has contributed to understanding biomarkers in severe kidney disease and the role of machine learning in clinical decision-making.

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Jim Harkin

Professor

University of Ulster - Magee Campus

UNITED KINGDOM
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Priyank Shukla

Lecturer in Stratified Medicine (Bioinformatics)

University of Ulster - Magee Campus

UNITED KINGDOM
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Bodhayan Prasad

University of Glasgow

UNITED KINGDOM
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Andrew English

Teesside University

UNITED KINGDOM
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Catriona Kelly

Lecturer in Stratified Medicine

University of Ulster - Magee Campus

UNITED KINGDOM
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Anthony John

Director & Professor of Genomics

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UNITED KINGDOM
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Paula McClean

Lecturer in Stratified Medicine

University Of Ulster School of Biomedical Sciences

UNITED KINGDOM
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Damien Bennett

The Queen's University Belfast

UNITED KINGDOM
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Elaine Murray

Lecturer in Stratified Medicine

University of Ulster

UNITED KINGDOM
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Steven Watterson

Lecturer in Computational Biology

University of Ulster

UNITED KINGDOM
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Magda Bucholc

University of Ulster

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