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Sara Gago is a Lecturer in Fungal Disease Biology at the University of Manchester. She has extensive experience in developing experimental models to define host-pathogen interactions leading to fungal diseases. Dr. Gago is actively involved in translational research, with over 10 years in facilitating the clinical translation of research findings in the field of infectious diseases. She is the vice-president of the International Society for Human Animal Mycology and has been invited to present at numerous national and international conferences. Her research has a significant impact, contributing to critical clinical guidelines and the development of rapid diagnostic tests for infectious diseases. Gago has developed molecular diagnostics for better detection of fungal infections and was a crucial part of a team that influenced the World Health Organization's essential medicines list. She is involved in several significant research projects, aiming to improve patient care through understanding the molecular mechanisms of fungal diseases and their genetic susceptibility factors.
University of Manchester • Manchester, United Kingdom
Teaching and research focused on fungal disease biology and its clinical applications.
Includes MSc in Advanced Electrical Power Systems and MSc in Communications and Signal Processing.