Events

The artificial lines separating health policymaking and clinical decision-making

Health policymakers and care providers ultimately share the same objective: maximizing the population and individuals’ health given limited resources.

• Research Round

Statistical modelling of infectious disease outbreaks: An introduction and two snapshots

Professor Britton has been at the forefront of epidemic modelling, particularly known for his work on stochastic models and his contributions to the COVID-19 response in Sweden.

• Research Seminar

The global threat of dengue and Aedes-borne diseases

The global threat posed by dengue and other arboviruses is intensifying due to rising incidence, expanding geographic spread, and escalating public health impact.

• Webinar

Typhoid control in a resource-limited setting – Leveraging clinical and environmental surveillance to assess the impact of an island-wide typhoid vaccine roll-out in Fiji

• Global Health

Global Biorisk Index for AI-Powered Biodesign Tools

Artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled biological design tools (AI-BDTs) have the potential to accelerate discovery and lower technical barriers to achieving impact

• Webinar

Managing Borders during Global Public Health Emergencies

The unprecedented use of international travel measures (ITMs) during the COVID-19 pandemic became a challenging and, eventually, controversial policy issue.

• Webinar