Events

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

Global Health Emergencies in an Era of Uncertain Global Governance and Financing

This panel discussion will explore how the world can respond faster, fairer, and more effectively to future global health emergencies.

• Global Health