Clinical & Information Architect

Graham Atherton BSc MSc (IT) PhD MBCS

Graham Atherton

1980-83 BSc (Genetics) at Liverpool University followed by a short period as Lecturer in Genetics at the University of Ulster (1983-84).

Postgraduate at the University of the West of England (1984-87) where I did a PhD with Professor Alan Vivian working on the molecular genetics of the specificity of the host-parasite interaction between Pea blight (Pseudomonas syringae pv. Pisi) and its natural host Pisum sativum.

Postdoctoral position with Professor John Wyke at the Beatson Institute for Cancer Research (1987-91) working on putative transcriptional silencing elements present in the rat genome.

Higher Scientific Officer with John Norton at the Paterson Institute for Cancer Research (1991-00) working on the biological characterisation of a small helix-loop-helix protein (Id3) cloned from human B cells.

I have worked on the Aspergillus website and related projects since March 2000, managing it since 2001. I have extensively retrained in IT, culminating in the award of an MSc in Information Technology at the University of Liverpool in July 2005.

I set up and ran the Clinical Trials Database System at the University of Manchester (running since July 2003, completed in 2008), which was used to carry out several trials across europe. The results of one of these studies (the FAST study) has since been published - see below.

The National Aspergillosis Centre was opened in April 2009 and I have been leading the Quality of Life assessment and research program as well as the online patient support systems at the centre since its inception.

Representative publications

E-mail: gatherton@manchester.ac.uk


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