A couple of years ago now, an Editor of the journal Human Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics contacted me to say they would like to profile me as a vaccinologist. Being of a suspicious nature, I immediately inquired how much this would cost me. The encouraging answer was “Nothing!” – so I jumped straight in.
The end result is as near to a current autobiography as I will probably ever get, so I may as well put it up here. So, if you’re interested in finding out what the connections are between a swimming pool in Zambia, not doing Biochemistry (twice), plant virology and making vaccines – click below!
ViroBlogy 
15 February, 2017 at 16:29 |
I can’t wait to read your autobiography. Maybe I should have up to sponsor your writing retreat by the Zambezi river!
15 February, 2017 at 19:14 |
Too damn hot there, Michelo – not to mention the malaria and the crocodiles and the bilharzia…B-)
16 February, 2017 at 08:48 |
We will produce a malaria vaccine specifically for this and if it not efficacious enough, we can use Kelly Chibale’s drugs to treat you[malaria fear sorted], crocodiles might just be a good source of protein, the bilharzia..we can make the retreat coincide with mass drug administration. with regards the heat..an air conditioned grass thatched challete will do…
16 February, 2017 at 11:56 |
OK, Michelo, aircon Chalet on your account, and we’ll visit!! In July. When it’s not 38degC.