From genomes to vaccines: lessons from the pneumococcus
Decade-long surveillance of a deadly bacterial pathogen has shown how genomics can be used to design effective vaccines and combat antimicrobial resistance.
Outbreaks and Antibiotic Resistance
Sophia David talks about her life as a postdoctoral researcher at the Sanger Institute.
Tracking a deadly shapeshifter
A global child killer constantly changes its coat to evade destruction, but a worldwide network of scientists is using genetics to get one step ahead.
Infectious diseases make a comeback in Venezuela following healthcare crisis
The experiences of a friend of a Sanger Institute researcher reveal how parasites and bacteria are now threatening the country's population
Catching pneumonia with caterpillars
Using caterpillars to investigate how human pneumonia works.
