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Em P Diana Williams
BSc, PhD

Professor
Infection Biology & Microbiomes
Part of
Institute of Infection, Veterinary & Ecological Sciences
Faculty of Health and Life Sciences

Contact

Williadj@liverpool.ac.uk

+44 (0)151 795 0220

Professional Activities

Conference Roles

  • Invited lecture at the inaugural meeting of the Boyd Orr Centre for Population & Ecosystems Heal, by Invitation (University of Glasgow, 2011)
  • WAAVP Congress, Keynote/Plenary by Invitation (Merial, 2011)
  • • KOL Meeting sponsored by Novartis Animal Health, invited expert on fasciolosis, Edinburgh, 2010, by Invitation (Novartis Animal Health, 2010)
  • Fasciola hepatica - epidemiology and forecasting, by Invitation (EPIC, 2009)
  • Immunology Lecture Series, by Invitation (IAH, 2008)
  • Exogenous and endogenous transmission of Neospora caninum, by Invitation (BSP, 2008)
  • Annual lecture, Irish Society for Parasriology, by Invitation (Irish Society for Parasitology, 2007)
  • Neospora caninum: a parasite in tune with its host?, Keynote/Plenary by Invitation (ICOPA, 2006)
  • Chair: Workshop on protozoan productions Losses in Farm Ruminants, by Invitation (EU COST 845, 2006)

Editorships

  • Parasitology (Advisory Board Member, 2011 - present)

Examination Roles

  • Royal Veterinary College (University of London), BVSc (2010)
  • University College Dublin, PhD (2008)
  • University of Wales Aberystwyth, PhD (2008)
  • University of Technology Sydney, PhD (2008)
  • University of Edinburgh, PhD (2005)
  • University College Dublin, BVSc (2005)

Organisations I have been associated with

  • North West Livestock Health and Welfare Conference (2012 - present)
  • Dairy development Wales (2011)

Professional Body Memberships

  • British Society of Parasitology (Member, 1994 - 2010)
  • British Society for Immunology (Member, 1994 - 2010)

Other Administrative or Committee Roles

  • Member of the Institute Managment Team; module convenor for two undergraduate modules; member of the BVsc and BSc studies boards and member of the BVSc curriculum development group charged with organising 'Disease Processes' theme within the new curriculum.