Regular biography
Professor Clare Lloyd is Vice-Dean (Institutional Affairs) at the Faculty of Medicine, Imperial College London. She is affiliated with the BIO department. Her profile page indicates her research interests, though specific details are not provided. Professor Lloyd's work is associated with the institution's broader academic and research initiatives. Further details about her research and achievements can be found on her official profile page.
Scholar-generated biography
Clare Lloyd's research focuses on inflammation, particularly in the context of respiratory diseases. Her work explores the mechanisms underlying allergic airway inflammation, including the roles of eosinophils, T cells, and chemokines in conditions such as asthma and allergic airway remodeling. She investigates how immune responses are regulated by the airway epithelial cell landscape and the impact of lung microbiota on allergen tolerance. Her studies also examine the resolution of inflammation and the involvement of regulatory T cells in suppressing immune responses. Lloyd's research highlights the importance of chemokine receptors and their ligands in orchestrating immune cell recruitment and disease progression.