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Urinary Tract Infections
Trial of alternative treatments
It is vital to find out how bacteria develop resistance to antibiotics, to develop new antibiotics through an enhanced understanding of the interactions between cells and bacteria and to improve diagnosis so that exactly the right antibiotic is administered.
Genotyping methods
Used to identify infection in child from Afghanistan
Herbal treatment for chest infections
Team conducts feasibility study
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Respiratory tract infections
Investigating the response to diffferent strains of NTHi bacteria
UK-China project to tackle AMR
Adding Chinese herbal medicine to antibiotic treatment
Characterising infectious diseases
Using cutting edge sequencing technology in developing countries
Novel approach to tackle tuberculosis
Combining research in cell culture and microfluidics
StarHealer: Project Navrongo
Introducing?a new invention, StarHealer, which cleans and stimulates accelerated healing in wounds
Preventing prosthetic infection
Localised use of antibiotics to improve infection management
Antibiotics and nanoparticles
Understanding which nanoparticles bind to bacteria, in the delivery of antibiotics
Pelargonium for cough
A clinical trial evaluating the feasibility of using pelargonium for acute cough
Innovative wound cleaning
exploring the use of a novel flushing system for cleaning wounds
Tackling Otitis Media (Glue Ear)
Targeting bacterial metabolism to reduce antibiotic tolerance
Protecting our airways from infection
Using simple sugars to clear bacteria and prevent infection
Tackling the 'superbug' Neisseria gonorrhoeae
Developing vaccines to combat resistance to antibiotics
Fighting tuberculosis
A new way of testing antibiotics to help in the fight against TB and other infectious diseases.