Welcome to PERFORM

In the next five years, PERFORM will develop a comprehensive management plan for febrile patients, capable of being implemented across different health-care systems in Europe, linking sophisticated new genomic and proteomic approaches to clinical phenotyping.

Jungle fever and fun! Thousands of festival-goers come to the Malaria Clinic at the Great Exhibition Road Festival

1 July 2019

The Great Exhibition Road Festival happened over the weekend and what a festival it was! Thousands of visitors came to South Kensington for this two-day celebration of science and the arts. Researchers from the Paediatric Infectious Diseases Group, including many PERFORM2020 members, and the Centre for Bio-Inspired Technology in Electronic Engineering, joined the jamboree in the Malaria Zone in what was one of the best exhibits of the festival.

PERFORM2020 at European Researchers' Night in London

8 October 2019

PERFORM2020 researchers dived in to the 'world wild webs' after hours at the Natural History Museum, London. The European Researchers' Night is another Horizon2020 EU-funded initiative and PERFORM once again, put on a spectacular display. Hundreds of museum-goers connected with the scientists as they discussed how important the PERFORM research is and what impact the diagnostic tools will have on not only the management of medical treatment, but on society and communities.

PERFORM General Assembly 2019 in Lyon

5 November 2019

It is only a gathering that occurs once a year but the PERFORM team reunited for the General Assembly in October and, it was a huge success. The meeting was hosted by PERFORM partner, bioMérieux and held at the picturesque Mérieux Université in Lyon. After the usual quick catch-ups over coffee and tea, the Assembly was opened by Professor Mike Levin, coordinator of the project. Prof Levin summarised the amazing work that had taken place over the past year and express his deep commendations to all the consortium for their hard work and dedication.