Alice Halliday

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Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2018-2021
Publications (10 Years): 4

Top Topics

Regulatory T Cells

Ejection Fraction

Pulmonary Tuberculosis

Physical Activity

Top Venues

Expert review of respiratory medicine

The Journal of infectious diseases

University of Bristol

Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (PHD)

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Affiliation History

University of Bristol Oct 01 2018

United Kingdom

EBI Early Career Fellow :: Faculty of Life Sciences, Scool of Cellular and Molecular Medicine

Imperial College London Nov 10 2014 - Sep 21 2018

United Kingdom

Research Assosiate :: National Heart & Lung Institute

Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine Aug 01 2013 - Jul 01 2014

United Kingdom

Post-doctoral research assistant :: Parasitology

Education History

Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine Nov 10 2009 - Jun 01 2013

United Kingdom

PHD :: Parasitology

Publications

Alice Halliday, Tereza Masonou, Mica R Tolosa-Wright, Yanping Guo, Long Hoang, Robert Parker, Aime Boakye, Yemisi Takwoingi, Amarjit Badhan, Pooja Jain, Ishita Marwah, Luis C Berrocal-Almanza, Jonathan Deeks, Peter Beverley, Onn Min Kon, Ajit Lalvani
Defining the Role of Cellular Immune Signatures in Diagnostic Evaluation of Suspected Tuberculosis. The Journal of infectious diseases (2021)
Ajit Lalvani, Luis C Berrocal-Almanza, Alice Halliday
Predicting progression to active tuberculosis: A rate-limiting step on the path to elimination. PLoS medicine 16 (5) (2019)
Alice Halliday, Tereza Masonou, Mica Tolosa-Wright, Vinay Mandagere, Ajit Lalvani
Immunodiagnosis of active tuberculosis. Expert review of respiratory medicine 13 (6) (2019)
Joseph D Turner, Nicolas P Pionnier, Julio Furlong-Silva, Hanna T Sjoberg, Stephen Cross, Alice Halliday, Ana F Guimaraes, Darren A N Cook, Andrew Steven, Nico Van Rooijen, Judith E Allen, Stephen J Jenkins, Mark J Taylor
Interleukin-4 activated macrophages mediate immunity to filarial helminth infection by sustaining CCR3-dependent eosinophilia. PLoS pathogens 14 (3) (2018)