👋In this month's early career researcher spotlight we get to know Naomi Waterlow & her work with colleagues London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. Naomi is currently investigating the links between #AntimicrobialResistance and patient demographics. 💊❓🧒↗️👴 👉tinyurl.com/2xmh688m

Next week! 👋to Caroline Trotter who will discuss the use of modelling to inform decision-making on vaccine policy and epidemic response.​ 💉📊 📅20 June 2023 ⏲️12:45 UK time 👉tinyurl.com/29thnmen

Fun to win a prize with a great team!😃 We looked at MIC values across ages, sex, bug-drugs and much more to see what the implications could be for infection routes. Conclusion: Many interesting trends + MIC data is underused! See our report: github.com/aj-clements/Vi…

Looking for a PhD on #AMR? want to get your teeth into a tricky public health problem? Then consider my project with Catrin Moore and Naomi Waterlow on the patterns in AMR by age and sex mrc-lid.lshtm.ac.uk/projects/ Lots of other great interdisciplinary projects there too!

Stefan was one of my PhD supervisors - highly recommend working with him! ☺️

Happy to say that this now out in PLOS Medicine! Thanks to Naomi Waterlow Ben Cooper @bugwonk.bsky.soci Julie Robotham & reviewers. We're now working on modelling 🧑‍💻 to understand the variation & hunting 🏹 for any data on #AMR disaggregated by age & sex - do you have any? doi.org/10.1371/journa…

Just writing a job description for a RA/RF post I'll soon be advertising: an exciting opportunity to work on drug resistant #TB London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine with excellent international collaborations! watch this space for the formal advert (likely out in September)

💉 For our annual lecture, we’re delighted to welcome Prof Matt Keeling for his talk on the deployment & roll-out of COVID-19 vaccines, and what we can learn from it for future pandemics 🗓️ Thursday 14 November 🕰️ 17.30 GMT 📍 Online | LSHTM Details ⬇️ lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/eve…

We won an Innovation Award for our project: "Unveiling the Sex-Specific Impact on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR): A Bayesian Hierarchical Model Approach Using Vivli Data”. Great team work with Gwen Knight mert CHAELIN KIM and Alastair Clements! LSHTM AMR Centre CMMID

🇹🇭 New study from London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine members & collaborators is the first economic evaluation of next-gen flu vaccines in Thailand 💉 New vaccines could have significant, cost-effect health benefits 💴 Need to consider budget implications for Thai govt Read more ⬇️ gh.bmj.com/content/9/11/e…