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Respiratory disease is driven not only by its causes, but by how the body responds to injury, infection, and environmental exposure. Our research focuses on the mechanisms of inflammation and immune regulation that shape disease, determine severity, and influence how tissues repair or become chronically damaged.

We investigate the molecular, cellular, and physiological processes underlying inflammation and repair, with a focus on conditions including asthma, COPD, cystic fibrosis, interstitial lung disease, and acute lung injury. This includes studying airway inflammation, immune cell function and signalling, and the contributions of environmental exposures and infections to disease progression and acute exacerbations. We also examine tissue remodelling, regeneration, and the diverse patterns of disease observed in airway conditions to identify new therapeutic targets and improve clinical outcomes.