Our people

Learn about our academic experts, from their research interests to their contact details.

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Dr Silvia Redondo Garcia

Research Fellow in Cancer Immunotherapy

Accepting applications from PhD students

Connect with Silvia

Email: S.Redondo-Garcia@soton.ac.uk

Tel: +44 2381205616

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Professor Simon Crabb PhD, BSc, MBBS, MRCP

Professor of Exp'tl Cancer Therapeutics

Research interests

Bladder cancer
Prostate cancer
Predictive biomarkers

Connect with Simon

Email: S.J.Crabb@southampton.ac.uk

Tel: +44 2381205558

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Professor Stephen Beers

Professor of Immunology & Immunotherapy

Accepting applications from PhD students

Connect with Stephen

Email: S.A.BEERS@soton.ac.uk

Tel: +44 23 81206639

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Dr Stephen Lim BM, PhD, MRCP(UK)

Principal Clinical Research Fellow

Accepting applications from PhD students

Connect with Stephen

Email: S.E.Lim@soton.ac.uk

Tel: +44 2381206131

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Dr Stephen Thirdborough

Senior Research Fellow

Connect with Stephen

Email: S.M.Thirdborough@soton.ac.uk

Tel: +44 2381205850

Dr Stephen Wootton PhD FAfN OBE

Associate Professor

Connect with Stephen

Email: S.A.Wootton@soton.ac.uk

Tel: +44 2381204199

Professor Tim Fenton

Professor

Accepting applications from PhD students

Connect with Tim

Email: T.R.Fenton@soton.ac.uk

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Professor Tracey Newman

Professor

Research interests

The demographic of populations worldwide is changing. People are living longer but with more years with affected by disability in the last two decades of life. The societal and economic consequences of this change are not being well managed. There is a lag in the development of health interventions and a need for rapid learning for future health and infrastructure planning. Typically, people in poorer economic situations are disproportionately affected by disability in later life.
Hearing loss and dementia: I lead multidisciplinary research focussed on hearing loss, the use of cochlear implants to restore hearing in otherwise deaf people and the interaction between hearing loss and dementia.
My focus is understanding cellular mechanisms in these conditions and also how the learning and methodologies used to investigate this can be applied across discipline boundaries. I am driving the implementation of data science methodologies for improved management of people who hear with cochlear implants and for the identification of early indicators of cognitive decline. I am championing the engagement of patients in research and as ambassadors to increase awareness of healthcare interventions amongst hard to reach and marginalised communities.

Accepting applications from PhD students

Connect with Tracey

Email: T.A.Newman@soton.ac.uk

Tel: +000

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