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Robbie Hammond

DPhil Student & Infectious Diseases Clinician

I am currently a DPhil student working between the Big Data Institute and the Modernising Medical Microbiology group, as well as a Ellison Scholar with the Ellison Institute of Technology Oxford.

My research is looking into how best to predict bloodstream infections, and to characterise culture-negative bloodstream infections, with a view to metagenomics as a potential future diagnostic.

I got my medical degree from the University of Cambridge and pre-DPhil was working as specialty registrar in infectious diseases and general medicine in the London Deanery.