Claire Chewapreecha

If you're passionate about tackling antimicrobial resistance through genomics, we’d love to welcome you to the AMRTarget community! Join us at targetamr.org.uk We currently have just a few members from South and Southeast Asia - let’s grow this part of the family together!

A thread about antibiotic access that ends with our new commentary: As we reviewed in #TheLancetAMRSeries last year thelancet.com/series/antibio…, (in)access is as much a problem as excess in addressing infection management and antimicrobial resistance.../2

If you have experience in sc/spatial transcriptomics with an interest in microbes....come and join our team as a computational postdoc: sanger.wd103.myworkdayjobs.com/WellcomeSang... Incredibly exciting datasets on host-microbe interactions in the lung. Pls RT and reach out if you are interested

Behind every great woman in science is another amazing woman in science, inspiring, supporting, and lifting her up. Happy International Women Day! nature.com/articles/d4158…

It has been a privilege to work with the Sanger Institute and be an International Fellow. Thank you so much for recognising both me and our work on melioidosis. I am so grateful for our collaboration during this fellowship and beyond 🙏😃 linkedin.com/posts/wellcome…

I'm excited to announce our latest publication! We teamed up with @KHullahalli to barcode Klebsiella and ask basic questions about bacteremia pathogenesis: 1) how are bacteria shared between sites and 2) which host and bacterial factors influence dynamics? nature.com/articles/s4146…

How to discuss research environment in your grant application to @wellcometrust. wellcome.org//what-we-do/ou…

Receiving the 2024 Nature Award for Inspiring Women in Science feels surreal. This award is not just a personal achievement; it represents the collective efforts of many on this journey. To my mentors, colleagues, and my team in Thailand - I share this recognition with all of you

We're thrilled to announce @chewapreecha is shortlisted for the #InspiringWomenInScience Award! Claire uses genomics to combat melioidosis, a deadly neglected tropical disease. Learn more about her work and the full shortlist: go.nature.com/4dsmLp0

I am really happy to see the #preprint of our work studying #acral #melanoma tumours from 🇲🇽 Mexican patients out today! This has been a ~8 year-long work involving many colleagues from Mexico and abroad. Some of our findings here below.... ⬇️ (1/12)

A beaming smile from @CChomkatekaew after winning best poster at Cambridge Vet Med Dept yesterday! Grateful to @JulianParkhill Prince Mahidol Foundation and Trinity College for this amazing support 🙌