Manu Shankar-Hari : Vaccinating for better outcomes: Sepsis and Sepsis survivorship
Manu Shankar-Hari is Professor of Translational Critical Care Medicine at the University of Edinburgh and works as a consultant physician in intensive care medicine. Manu’s research training involved two disparate sciences (MSc in Epidemiology, and PhD in Immunology). Manu’s translational immunology research spans bench to bedside, focussed on dissecting clues from malfunctioning immune system to enable successful immunomodulation for critically ill patients. Manu leads a research lab focused on addressing one of the major global challenges in medicine: Sepsis.
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