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New Diagnostics Working Group New Diagnostics Working Group Surname First name Institution Country Abebe Fekadu University of Oslo Norway Abrams William NYU College of Dentistry USA Abubakar Aishatu The Nigeria Police Force Nigeria Abubakar Ibrahim Centre for Infections UK Achkar Jacqueline Albert Einstein College of Medicine USA Adatu Francis Uganda Addo Kennedy Kwasi Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research Ghana Adetifa Ifedayo Medical Research Council (UK) Labs. The Gambia Affolabi Dissou Lab. De Ref. des Mycobacteries Benin Aggerbeck Henrik Statens Serum Institut Denmark Ahmed Altaf The Indus Hospital Pakistan Ahmed Shwikar Alexandria University Egypt Ahmedov Sevim Florida Dept. of Health USA Aichelburg Maximilian C. Vienna General Hospital/Med. Univ. Austria Al-Aghbari Nasher Althawra General Hospital Yemen Albalak Rachel CDC USA Albert Heidi FIND Switzerland Alexander Heather CDC USA Ali Imtiaz Aga Khan development Network (AKDN) Afghanistan Alnimr Amani UCL UK Al-Somboli Najla Sanaa University Yemen Amlerova Jana University Hospital, Inst. Of Microbiology Czech Republic Angra Pawan CDC USA Anthony Richard M. Royal Tropical Institute The Netherlands Arentz Matthew University of Washington USA Awe Ayodele O. WHO Country Office Nigeria Banach David Mount Sinai Medical Center USA Banaei Niaz Stanford Univ. School of Medicine USA Banerjee Saibal Dept. of Health & Family Welfare India Bao Fuka (Frank) Kunming Medical University China Barker Lewellys F Aeras Global TB Vaccine Foundation USA Barnard Marinus Nat. Health Lab. Service South Africa Barrera Lucia WHO/IUATLD Supranational Laboratory Argentina Basore Tesfaye Abicho TBCAP/USAID-ETHIOPIA Ethiopia Basri Carmelia Beers, van Stella Royal Tropical Institute The Netherlands Bekele Binegdie Amsalu Addis Ababa University School of Medicine Ethiopia Ben Amor Yanis Columbia University USA Beyers N., Prof. Stellenbosch University South Africa Bishai David Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health USA Boehme Catharina FIND Switzerland Bono de Oliveira Helenice UNICAMP - University of Campinos Brasil Bonsu Frank Borgdorff Martien W. AMC, Univ. of Amsterdam The Netherlands Boum Yap Epicentre / MSF Uganda Bourgarit Anne INSERM/ Assistance publique dept. France Bowles Edmée University Med. Center Utrecht The Netherlands Brown Violet Bumgarner Richard Independent consultant USA Caamal Ley Angel Reg. Research Center 'Dr. Hideyo Noguchi' Mexico Cambanis Alexis Univ. of California at Irvine USA Cardona Pere-Joan Inst. Investigacio en Ciencies de la Salut Spain Carnicer-Pont Dolors Public Health Agency Barcelona Spain Carr Jeffrey Inverness Medical Innovations, Inc. USA Castro Kenneth G CDC USA Cattamanchi Adithya University of California USA Chaisson Richard E John Hopkins University USA Chakaya Jeremiah Chanda Duncan University Teaching Hospital Zambia Chandrasekaran Sujatha Global Hospitals & Health City India Chapman Ann L.N. Royal Hallamshire Hospital UK Chaudhary Vijay Kumar Univ. of Delhi South Campus India Chawla Dr P. Cheena World Healthal Trust India Chedore Pamela Central Public Health Laboratory Canada Chegou Novel N South Africa Chen Zheng Wei University of Illinois Chicago USA Chopra Sidharth SRI International USA Chuanyou Li Beijing TB & Thor.Tumor Res. Inst. China Cirillo Daniela Maria San Raffaele Scientific Institute Italy Clark Dave Aurum Institute South Africa Cleeff, van Maarten KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation The Netherlands Cobelens Frank Center for Poverty-related Communicable Diseases The Netherlands Colla Martin Cepheid Europe SA France Cope Graham GFC Diagnostics Ltd UK Corcoran Craig Groote Schuur Hospital South Africa Cox Helen Burnet Inst. For Med. Research & Public Health Australia Crews Virginia M. Becton Dickinson USA Crudder Christopher PATH USA Cuevas Luis WHO/TDR Switzerland Cunninghan Jane WHO/TDR Switzerland Dacombe Russell Liverpool University UK Daley Peter Christian Medical College Vellore India Daniels Colleen WHO Switzerland David Nkiiru Nigerian Inst. Of Med. Research Nigeria Davidow Amy University of Med & Dent New Jersey USA Davis J. Lucian University of California USA De Sajal Bhopal Memorial Hospital India de Lavison Jean-Francois Ahimsa Partners France Decker Richard H Abbott Diagnostics USA Denkinger Claudia Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston USA DeRiemer Kathryn University of California USA Desikan Prabha Bhopal Memorial Hospital India Desmond Edward California Dept. of Public Health USA Detjen Anne The Union USA Deun, van Armand Inst. Of Tropical Medicine Belgium Dewan Puneet WHO Searo India Dheda Keertan University of Cape Town South Africa Diagbouga Serge National TB Program, MoH Burkina Faso Diculencu Daniela Lung Diseases Hospital Romania Diel Roland Public Health Department Germany Dilektaşlı Aslı Görek Baskent University School of Med. Turkey Doherty T. Mark Statens Serum Institute Denmark Domínguez Jose Int. d'Investigacio en Ciencies de la Salut Spain Doshi Riddhi Foundation for Medical Research India Doulla Basra Esmail Min. of Health and Social Welfare Tanzania Drobniewski Francis HRA-MRU, ICMS UK D'Souza George A St. John's Medical College Hospital India Duarte Raquel Pneumologic Diagnosis Centre Portugal Durier Nicolas PATH Thailand Edwards David J Desmond Tutu HIV Centre South Africa Egwagwa Saidi Min. of Health and Social Welfare Tanzania El-khushman Haytham King Hussein Med. Center Jordan Elliott Julian Macfarlane Burnet Institute Australia Ellis Edward TB Prevention & Control, PH Agency of Canada Canada Elmira Ibraim Marius Nasta Inst. Of Pulmonology Romania Emmerson Jonathan Otsuka Novel Products GmbH Germany Erasmus Linda Nat. Inst. For Cummunicable Diseases South Africa Erick Rutto K. Moi Univ. School of Medicine UK Fajardo Emmanuel Médecins Sans Frontières South Africa Fennelly Kevin University of Florida USA Ferrara Giovanni University of Perugia Italy Fisher Jen Lighter N.Y.U. Langone Medical Center USA Fleurent Birgit WHO Switzerland Flores Laura L. UCSF USA Gaines Hans Swedish Inst. For Infect. Disease Control Sweden Garcia Jose Maria Hospital San Agustin Spain Garcia Luis F Universidad de Antioquia Colombia Garthwaite Ian Tyrian Diagnostics Australia Geluk Annemieke Leiden University Med. Centre The Netherlands Gennaro Maria Laura New Jersey Medical School USA Getachew Aderaye Getahun Haileyesus WHO Switzerland Gilpin Chris Int. Organization for Migration Switzerland Ginsburg Amy Sarah USA Godfrey-Faussett Peter London School of Hygiene and Trop. Med. UK Göhde Roland Partec GmbH Germany Gomes Marco Center for Health Policy and Innovation Canada Gomez-Pastrana David Hospital de Jerez Spain Gonzalez Alberto Vargas Regional Research Ctr. 'Dr. Hideyo Noquchi' Mexico Goujon Catherine Centre Hospitalier Lyon Sud France Graham Steve Center for Int. Child Health Australia Granger Chris Oxford Immunotec UK Graviss Edward A. Methodist Hospital Research Inst. USA Greco Stefania Azienda Ospedaliera San Camillo-Forlanini Italy Grewal Harleen University of Bergen Norway Guillerm Martine WHO Switzerland Gümüslü Feyzullah Habeenzu Charity H. Univ. Teaching Hospital, TB Lab Zambia Haks Marielle C. Leiden Univ. Medical Center The Netherlands Hamilton Carol Dukes Duke University USA Haneberg Bjorn Norwegian Inst. Of Public Health, SMBI Norway Hanna Bruce NY University, Bellevue Hospital USA Harrington Mark Treatment Action Group USA Harry Jenny Hasan Rumina Aga Khan University Pakistan Hatherill Mark University of Cape Town South Africa Henostroza German University of Alabama at Birmingham USA Herimanana Ramarokoto National TB Program Madagascar Hesseling Anneke C. Stellenbosch University South Africa Hill Philip University of Otago School of Med. New Zealand Hoffner Sven Swedish Inst. For Infect. Dis. Control Sweden Hollm-Delgado Maria-Graciela Université de Montréal Canada Holm-Hansen Carol Norwegian Institute of Public Health Norway Huggett Jim LGC Diagnostics UK Iademarco Michael F. CDC USA Ikram Aamer Armed Forces Inst. Of Pathology Pakistan Indhar Fakhar Jinnah Postgrad. Medical Center Pakistan Ivanyi Juraj Kings College London UK Jamieson Frances Ontario Agency for Health Protection & Promotion Canada Jefferson Carole BD USA Jiménez-Delgadillo Bertha Universidad Autonoma de Yucatan Mexico Joel Oluwamayowa African Public Health Alliance Nigeria John K.R. Christian Medical College India Joosten Simona A. Leiden Univ. Medical Center The Netherlands Joshi Rajnish Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Med. Sciences India Jou Ruwen NRL, CDC Taiwan Kadar Laszlo Pest County Pulmonological Inst. Hungary Kaipilyawar Satish PATH India Källenius Gunilla Karolinska Institutet Sweden Kampmann Beate Imperial College London UK Kancheya Nzali Genevieve Center for Infectious Disease Research Zambia Katalinic-Jankovic Vera Nat. Inst. Of Public Health Croatia Keane Joseph St. James' Hospital Ireland Kehinde Aderemi Oludiran University of Ibadan Nigeria Kempker Russell Emory University USA Kenneth Philip J. John St. Johns Research Inst, SJNAHS India Khan Burhan St. Thomas' Hospital UK Khazaei Soheila Min. of Health and Medical Edu. Iran Kiebooms Ludo Int. Committee of the Red Cross Switzerland Kim Sang Jae Int. TB Research Center Republic of Korea Kim Peter NIAID NIH USA Kishore Kamal Fiji School of Medicine Fiji Islands Kitai Ian Hospital for Sick Children Canada Klatser Paul Royal Tropical Institute The Netherlands Kocagöz Tanil Kolk Arend University of Amsterdam The Netherlands Kowada Akiko Bunkyo City Public Health Center Japan Kritski Afrânio Hospital Universitario Clementino Fraga Filho Brasil Kruczak Katarzyna Jagiellonian Univ. School of Medicine Poland
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