Infectious Diseases and Modelling group at the National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health

Infectious Diseases and Modelling

We apply strengths in epidemiology and modelling to infectious disease issues of public health importance.

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Professor Kathryn Glass
Group Leader

About

We apply multidisciplinary approaches to emerging issues in communicable diseases. We combine strengths in applied epidemiology with mathematical and spatial modelling to translate research findings into policy and practice. 

Projects

This study will assess the effects of prolonged bushfire smoke exposure on the physical health, mental health and lifestyle factors of residents of the ACT region.

Status

Current

People

  • Associate Professor Bruce Christensen
  • Ms Julie Reynolds

Optimal design of surveillance of vector-borne diseases

Status

Current

People

As part of a review of biosecurity risks for the import of beef to Australia, this project assesses the risks associated with Salmonella serotype Typhimurium DT104.

Status

Completed

People

  • Samantha Vilkins
  • Marta Hernandez-Jover

This project updates estimates of cases of gastroenteritis in Australia, and estimates the economic costs of these illness in dollar terms and in quality-adjusted life years (QALYs) lost.

Modelling spatio-temporal patterns in reported cryptospordiosis and its association with environmental and demographic factors

Spatio-temporal modelling of dust storms and prolonged dry conditions on trends in respiratory mortality in Australia.

Status

Current

People

  • Craig Strong ( Fenner School, ANU)
  • ANU

Members

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Researcher

Student

PhD Candidate

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PhD Candidate

PhD Candidate

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PhD Candidate

Research Assistant
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PhD Candidate

MPhil Candidate

News

The Pac-EVIPP+ program supports leadership training tailored for epidemiology workforce across the Pacific.

ANU continues to build and support a strong applied field epidemiology community in the Pacific and Southeast Asia regions.

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The ANU-led research team in Timor-Leste will conduct a bacteria enteropathy and nutrition study over the next 4 years. Image: ANU/ Menzies School of Health Research

NCEPH researchers will lead new ACIAR-funded research to investigate the link between animal-sourced foods and childhood stunting in Timor-Leste.

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PhD student and Sir Roland Wilson Scholar, Kate Pennington

This International Woman’s Day we chat with PhD student Kate Pennington about IWD and her experience studying at ANU

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