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We are no longer accepting comments on this article. Her brother Tom, 56, a country hotel manager, told The Mail on Sunday: 'Looking back, university was always likely for her and I'm sure she had the capability to go to Oxford or Cambridge from the start.

'No one else was encouraged to apply, or even told why they might want to or how to go about it.' I just go home and sit down and there's food there. April 11, 2020 expert reaction to Times interview about vaccines with Prof Sarah Gilbert .

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Gilbert herself is confident that her vaccine, along with many of the other key candidates in development, will ultimately prove effective. Sarah Gilbert tells Samuel Lovett how decades of experience (and raising triplets) helped her prepare for the challenge of a lifetime, Find your bookmarks in your Independent Premium section, under my profile. Her two daughters, Susannah and Caitlin, who went to Oxford, and son Freddie, who was at Bath, all studied biochemistry.

In an interview to the BBC, she said, “Nobody can be absolutely sure that it is possible. Professor Sarah Gilbert is leading Oxford University's coronavirus vaccine push and has warned human activity, including globalisation, means animal-to-human outbreaks will continue in future Some will inevitably have been exposed, and that is useful too, as we want to know what the vaccine means for people who have been exposed to the coronavirus”, she says. The ability to create recombinant viral vector vaccines is a core function of Gilbert's research group at the Jenner Institute, which over the past few years has progressed work on many vaccines, including those for influenza and Zika virus and early stage trials for Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus vaccine, a helpful template for the work on a COVID-19 vaccine. I wouldn't have the energy to cook anything myself.' Prof Gilbert told The Mail on Sunday: 'What I remember was that most of us only found out there was a separate application procedure for Oxford and Cambridge when two girls from upper middle-class families were summoned to the headmistress's office to take the entrance exams.

Professor Sarah Gilbert is leading Oxford University's coronavirus vaccine push and has warned human activity, including globalisation, means animal-to-human outbreaks will continue in future By the age of 17, however, Gilbert was sure that she wanted to be a medical researcher. Sign up here for our daily coronavirus newsletter on what you need to know, and subscribe to our Covid-19 podcast for the latest news and analysis. Her own children “seem to have survived unscathed, but none of them wants to be scientists”, she said. As Chair of the management committee that oversees initial vaccine production within the University of Oxford, Gilbert and colleagues have suspended all other concurrent vaccine research to prioritise efforts on COVID-19.

In 1994, when she entered Oxford University to join Professor Adrian Hill’s lab in a senior postdoc position, it was to work on human genetics. But look at her now. Gilbert's team has received ethical approval for a clinical trial, and conditional approval from the UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency to screen volunteers for trial enrolment.

'Nursery fees would have cost more than my entire income as a post-doctoral scientist, so my partner has had to sacrifice his own career to look after our children,' she says in her biography on Oxford's Jenner Institute website.

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Published: 00:55 GMT, 26 July 2020 | Updated: 13:31 GMT, 26 July 2020. Image, Recommend Lancet journals to your librarian. “The way various grants have been awarded to different strategic aspects of the project is important, as much of the work can go on in parallel—for example, my colleague Sandy Douglas has received funding for work on scaling up vaccine manufacturing processes at the same time as we are progressing work in developing trials”, she says.

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