Clinician-Scientist Seeking Strategic Consortium Leadership in Climate-Sensitive Infectious Diseases, Long-Term Sequelae, and Adaptive Vaccine Research

Physician-scientist and professor of infectious diseases and clinical microbiology actively engaged in European scientific networks and experienced in coordinating multicenter collaborations, cohort-based research, and guideline development, seeking a consortium coordinator or strategic partners.

Background includes work on diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and long-term outcomes of infectious diseases; immune recovery and dysregulation; vaccine-preventable infections in vulnerable populations; infection control; and antimicrobial resistance surveillance. Research focuses on climate-sensitive infectious diseases, long-term complications and immune dysregulation after infection, antimicrobial resistance, HIV cohorts, and adult immunization strategies. 

Expertise in clinical cohort management, translational immunology, and multicenter European collaboration. Interested in joining or co-developing multidisciplinary proposals integrating climate modeling, systems immunology, pathogen genomics, and next-generation vaccine platforms to strengthen health system resilience.

Added Value to a Consortium: well-characterized ID cohorts, real-world data integration, multicenter coordination, AMR/IPC expertise, translational laboratory, and translational clinical insight.