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Pathogen Program
Transforming how the world understands and responds to infectious disease.
Corinna Bull
Corinna Bull is the Director of Operations for the Pathogen Program at EIT. The Program aims to reduce the millions of lives lost globally to infectious diseases by developing a strategic point-of-care diagnostics and surveillance system.
Prior to joining EIT, Corinna was on the leadership team at GPAS Ltd, which laid the foundations for the ambition of the Pathogen Mission. She also worked with Sensyne Health, a start-up in the health data space, and she has authored numerous reports on health innovation.
Corinna’s career in life sciences began at Eli Lilly and Company, where she held various positions in Corporate Affairs and Market Access across the UK, Northern Europe, and India. She has experience at the heart of the UK political system, where she supported Parliamentarians in policy development, speech writing, and media engagement. Corinna is a graduate of Durham University, where she studied politics, philosophy and economics.
Outside of work, Corinna has a young son and a menagerie of animals, and loves playing and watching sport.
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The Pathogen Program is developing an end-to-end diagnostic tool to support the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of infectious diseases, starting with respiratory infections and sepsis. A database of global sequencing data will provide the crucial information needed to explain the origin of the pathogen and whether it is resistant to existing treatments. This type of full-stack system will be beneficial in diagnosing disease and supporting pandemic preparedness in the future.


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