Rate My Professor Stefan Marciniak

Professor Stefan Marciniak is Professor of Respiratory Science at the University of Cambridge and Principal Investigator at the Cambridge Institute for Medical Research. He studied medicine at the University of Cambridge as part of its MB/PhD Programme, earning degrees including PhD, MB BChir, MA, and FRCP. After postgraduate clinical training in Cambridge, London, and Edinburgh, he undertook post-doctoral training in New York funded by the Wellcome Trust. He returned to Cambridge as an MRC Clinician Scientist Fellow from 2008 to 2012 and established his research group as an MRC Senior Clinical Research Fellow from 2012 to 2017. He holds honorary consultant positions in respiratory medicine at Addenbrooke’s Hospital and Royal Papworth Hospital. Professor Marciniak directs the University of Cambridge MB/PhD Programme, serves as Director of Studies in Clinical Medicine at St Catharine’s College, directs the NHS England Rare Disease Collaborative Network in Familial Pneumothorax, leads the Familial Pneumothorax domain in the Genomics England Clinical Interpretation Partnership, chairs Mesothelioma UK’s Research and Audit Scientific Committee, and co-leads the LifeArc Rare Respiratory Disease Centre. He is a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians.