David Eyre

Professor David Eyre at the University of Oxford is a leading researcher in infectious diseases with affiliations to:

• Infectious Disease Epidemiology Unit
• Modernising Medical Microbiology consortium
• Oxford NIHR Biomedical Research Centre
• NIHR Health Protection Research Unit

His research focuses on:

• Preventing and treating infections through AI and big data
• Pathogen population genomics
• Dynamic time-to-event analysis for infection treatment
• Optimizing empirical antibiotic prescribing
• Machine learning for clinical diagnostics
• Culture-independent microbiology methods

Recent work shows:

• Integration of whole-genome sequencing with clinical data
• Development of same-day diagnostic tools
• Mathematical modeling of disease transmission
• Application of network analysis to surveillance
• Bayesian approaches for pneumonia detection
• AMR epidemiology in immunocompromised patients

Scientific recognition includes:

• Robertson Fellowship