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New NDM Associate Professors

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Congratulations to the following, who have now been awarded Associate Professorships:

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David Church, WHG
Sandy Douglas, Jenner Institute
Daniel Ebner, Target Discovery Institute
Tim Hinks, Respiratory Medicine
Melissa Kapulu, KEMRI-WT, Tropical Medicine
Nick Maynard, Gastroenterology
Francis Ndungu, Tropical Medicine
Hoa Thi Ngo, Tropical Medicine
Emelda Okiro, Tropical Medicine and Global Health
Benjamin Schuster-Boeckler, Ludwig Institute, Oxford
Chunxiao Song, Ludwig Institute, Oxford
Sophie Yacoub, Tropical Medicine and Global Health

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