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Imperial College London

Graham CookeGraham Cooke

Graham Cooke is a Clinical Senior Lecturer in Infectious Diseases at the Department of Medicine, Imperial College London. His research has focussed on human genetics of tuberculosis, HIV and malaria, using genome wide approaches, to identify novel targets for intervention.  He was previously based at the Africa Centre for Health and Population Studies in KwaZulu-Natal investigating the clinical and public health aspects of HIV/Tuberculosis care. His current work focuses on HIV co-infection, particularly HIV/Hepatitis and HIV/Tuberculosis.

Dr Cooke leads work strand 7: Clinical implementation.

Email: g.cooke@imperial.ac.uk

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The Bio-medical Research Council (BRC), a part of the Oxford Hospital Radcliffe Trust (OHRT), funds research and many of our staff are involved in BRC research.

Our research is funded from a variety of funders. Their support allows our research to focus on the basic and clinical research domains to accelerate knowledge translation from the bedside to the bench, and back again.