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100 for Parkinson's
100 for Parkinson's
LSTM is supporting a unique global health project which is calling for 100,000 people to track their health using their smartphone to contribute to...
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LSTM and Lancaster University receive MRC Doctoral Training Partnership funding
LSTM and Lancaster University receive MRC Doctoral Training Partnership funding
Scheme allows recruitment of up to 7 PhD students per intake year
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM) and Lancaster University (LU) have... -
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Plenary Lecture Professor Brian Faragher
Plenary Lecture Professor Brian Faragher
Plenary lecture entitled “An assessment of the whole piece from a small random sample”.
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Professor Brian Faragher Serving a second term as a Commonwealth Scholarship Commissioner (UK Govt. Department for International Development); Chair of the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission’s Evaluation and Monitoring Committee. Trial statistician for two... -
Agnes Matope Areas of interest: Medical statistics, Longitudinal/multi-level/clustered data analysis, Survival data analysis -
Victoria Watson Areas of interest: Medical Statistics and Epidemiology -
Dr Diepreye Ayabina Areas of interest: Mathematical modelling, competition, diversity, coinfection, mycobacterium tuberculosis -
Dr Caroline Jeffery Areas of interest: Spatial Disease Mapping, Lot Quality Assurance Sampling, Health Systems, Monitoring and Evaluation, HIV/AIDS, Biostatistics, Public Health -
Andrew Bennett I have a BSc Internet Computing from University of Liverpool. Spent 9 years working in Private Sector as an Information Systems Developer before coming to LSTM in 2015 working in the Tropical Clinical Trials Unit as Information Systems Developer... -
Dr Ian Hastings Areas of interest:The general epidemiology and population genetics of human infectious diseases. Drug resistance in malaria and insecticide resistance in disease vectors. How strategies can be devised to slow the emergence and spread of... -
Professor Duolao Wang Areas of interest: Statistical methods, clinical trials, epidemiology, applied health research, Bayesian analysis, and translational research.