Research in CMMID is collaborative and cross-disciplinary. Our members typically not only work on mathematical modelling but also other parts of infectious disease epidemiology. Some of our senior centre members can be found below (in random order). Please feel free to reach out directly for joint research ideas, job opportunities or PhD supervision.
Rosalind Eggo
Population heterogeneity in epidemics, and vaccination planning and evaluation
Rein Houben
TB natural history, with a particular focus on the dynamics and care across the spectrum of Mtb infection and TB disease
Graham Medley
Understanding how interventions are and should be designed to control infectious disease
Rachel Lowe
Understanding how environmental and socio-economic factors interact to determine the risk of disease transmission
Adam Kucharski
How social behaviour and immunity shape disease transmission
John Edmunds
Designing effective and cost-effective control programmes against infectious diseases
Katherine Atkins
Infectious disease modelling, particularly for HIV and AMR
Gwen Knight
Dynamics of antimicrobial resistance
Stephane Hue
Phylogenetic reconstruction of pathogen transmission dynamics
Stefan Flasche
Epidemiological evaluation of vaccines
Richard White
Transmission and control of infectious diseases, particularly TB and HIV
Mark Jit
Investigating the epidemiological and economic impact of vaccines
Oliver Brady
Macro-scale modelling and mapping of vector-borne diseases with a particular focus on arboviruses.
Sebastian Funk
Real-time modelling and forecasting during outbreaks
Kathleen O'Reilly
Statistics for infectious disease epidemiology applied to analysis and modelling of viral diseases
Anna Foss
Public health education and mathematical epidemiology
