Dr Naomi Waterlow
Research Fellow
I completed my PhD at LSHTM in 2021, entilted "Mathematical Modelling of Respiratory Viral Interactions". Before that I undertook my MSc in Control of Infectious Disease at LSHTM in 2015 and studied Natural Sciences at the University of Cambridge (2011-2014). I also have experience working in the technology sector.
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Teaching
I have tutored in Statistics and Epidimiology modules at masters levels, as well as a vareity of undergraduate biological sciences modules.
Research
I study the transmission dynamics of respiratory pathogens, including their interactions and vaccinations. I currently work on next generation influenza vaccination modelling.
My PhD was funded by the MRC London Intercollegiate Doctoral Training Partnership between LSHTM and St George’s University. It investigates interactions between respiratory viruses, primarily Respiratory Syncytical Virus (RSV), influenza and coronaviruses.
My general research interests are in dynamics of viruses, especially respiratory viruses, as well as techniques for statistical inference and their computational implementation.
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