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Frank Kloprogge
WT sir Henry Dale Fellow/Principal research fellow
University College London
Hardy Kornfeld
Profesor
University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School
Geraint Davies
Professor of Infection Pharmacology
University of Liverpool
Saye Khoo
Personal Chair
University of Liverpool
Catriona Waitt
Professor
University of Liverpool
Catherine Orrell
Director
South African Medical Research Council
Jeffrey Tornheim
Assistant Professor of Medicine
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Graeme Meintjes
Clinical Professor
Queen Mary University of London
Marlo Möller
Professor
Stellenbosch University
Amedeo De Nicolò
Associate Professor
University of Turin
Gary Maartens
Professor of Clinical Pharmacology
University of Cape Town
Caitlin Uren
Senior Lecturer
Stellenbosch University
Suzanne Dufault
Assistant Professor
University of California, San Francisco
Tracy Ann Kellermann
Associate Professor
Stellenbosch University
Robert Wilkinson
Group Leader
The Francis Crick Institute
Sean Wasserman
Clinical Professor of Infectious Diseases
St George’s, University of London
Laura F White
Professor
Boston University
Alice Palermiti
University of Turin
Bronwyn Myers
Director
Curtin University
Patrick Phillips
Associate Professor
University of California, San Francisco
Elin Svensson
Professor
Uppsala University
Tara Carney
Specialist Scientist
South African Medical Research Council
Derek James Sloan
Senior Clinical Lecturer
University of St. Andrews
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