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Grant Theron
Stellenbosch University, Northwestern University, University College London, University of Cape Town, University of Stellenbosch
Employment
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Stellenbosch University Co-director (interim)2022 - 2023
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Northwestern University Adjunct Professor of Biomedical Engineering2021 - 2025
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Stellenbosch University Professor (full)2019 - Present
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University of Stellenbosch Associate Professor2015 - 2019
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University of Cape Town Senior Research Officer2013 - 2015
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University College London Honorary Senior Research Associate2013 - 2015
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University of Cape Town Post-doctoral fellow2010 - 2012
Education
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University College London MSc (Technology Entrepreneurship) (Distinction)2008 - 2009
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University of Cape Town PhD (Molecular and Cell Biology)2006 - 2009
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University of Cape Town BSc (Honours)2001 - 2005
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (269)
- Beyond bacilli: integrating the microbiome into the TB research agenda Save
- Head-to-head evaluation of host blood biomarkers for point-of-care TB triage: diagnostic accuracy study Save
- Bacterial topography of the respiratory tract, including pulmonary site-of-disease, in people with active tuberculosis: a case-control study Save
- Xpert Ultra on nasopharyngeal swabs detects one-third of pulmonary tuberculosis: a nested case-control study in South African primary care Save
- Association of Human Cytomegalovirus exposure with tuberculosis disease in South African adults with presumptive tuberculosis. Save
- Multicountry assessment of tongue swabs for tuberculosis using a common protocol for Xpert MTB/RIF Ultra testing: a prospective diagnostic accuracy study. Save
- Sputum scarcity and associated factors in people undergoing tuberculosis testing in South Africa, Uganda, India, and the Philippines: an analysis of cross-sectional observational data. Save
- Impact of sputum quality on Xpert MTB/RIF Ultra test results for tuberculosis: A multi-country study Save
- Accuracy and clinical utility of near-point-of-care blood tests for predicting incident tuberculosis in exposed contacts in high burden settings: a multi-country observational cohort study Save
- Development of a Rapid Automated Point-of-Care Test for Mycobacterium tuberculosis Detection from Tongue Swabs and Sputum Specimens on the DASH® Rapid PCR System Save