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Diagnosing and researching non-vesicular diseases, improving diagnostics, vaccines, and surveillance.

Studying the biology of picornaviruses to inform the development of better diagnostics, vaccines, and antivirals.

Studying viral disease transmission in livestock using modelling, field research, and surveillance tools.

Exploring how oncogenic viruses cause cancer in poultry to improve disease control and food security.

The Entomology Group studies how insects like mosquitoes and midges transmit viruses to animals and humans, aiming to understand and reduce the spread of diseases by using field and laboratory research to predict and manage future outbreaks.

Developing pig models to study influenza and coronavirus immunity, transmission, and novel vaccine strategies.

Developing technologies for FMD detection and monitoring to protect livestock and prevent outbreaks.

The Coronavirus Cellular Biology group studies how coronaviruses interact with host cells to identify key interactions shared across the virus family, aiming to develop new antiviral treatments and vaccines by focusing on virus replication, cellular responses, and critical…

Studying RNA viruses, viral entry, immune responses, and vaccine development to prevent zoonotic transmission.

The African Swine Fever Vaccinology group conducts research to understand and develop control measures for African swine fever, a deadly disease in pigs and wild boar, focusing on creating a much-needed vaccine.