Ruth McCabe

PhD student/aspiring epidemiologist @OxfordStats @HPRUezi studying COVID-19, MERS and malaria

[Ruth McCabe @ruth_mccabe]

Amazing week back-to-back conferencing!

So happy to see months of hard work come together for the global #MERS meeting in Riyadh 🇸🇦 and then to join #EPIDEMICS9 in Bologna 🇮🇹

Beyond grateful to get to work with so many brilliant scientists who are equally brilliant humans 🙏

[Ruth McCabe @ruth_mccabe]

@EdMHill @UKHSA Thanks for sharing! Keep in touch!

[Edward Hill @EdMHill]

3/ UKHSA-INI ECR scheme

💬 Chris provided gave scheme overview from @UKHSA perspective

💬 @ruth_mccabe with insights on experiences as a doctoral student working at UKHSA. Example of awesome work done by doctoral students!

📽️ : https://t.co/WH0DAr1Oyk

[Ruth McCabe @ruth_mccabe]

@ojwatson92 The privilege is all mine, thank you for your constant support 🌟

[Maria Van Kerkhove @mvankerkhove]

Pleasure was all ours @ruth_mccabe! Looking forward to continued work together!

#TackleMERS #ProudToBeWHO

[Ruth McCabe @ruth_mccabe]

@mvankerkhove Thank you Maria! So excited to continue working together - see you at the MERS meeting!

[Ruth McCabe @ruth_mccabe]

@Sophie_vonD @mvankerkhove @WHO Thank you for being so amazing🌟 hope you have a fun and restful holiday!

[Ruth McCabe @ruth_mccabe]

The biggest thank you in the world to @Sophie_vonD @mvankerkhove and all in the EZD unit @WHO for letting me join your amazing team to work on #MERS. The last 3 months in Geneva have truly been a dream for which I will be forever grateful!

#TackleMERS #ProudToBeWHO

[Ruth McCabe @ruth_mccabe]

@Laeti_Sieffert @Sophie_vonD @mvankerkhove @WHO Thank you so much for your warm welcome! I hope we can work together again in the future

[Ruth McCabe @ruth_mccabe]

And a huge thank you to @HPRUezi @OxfordStats @StatEpiOxford for their support of this!

[MRC Centre for Global Infectious Disease Analysis @MRC_Outbreak]

Pre-print out now! @medrxivpreprint (not yet peer reviewed)

Our pathogen epidemiology review group is building a catalogue of outbreaks, mathematical models, and disease parameters for 9 @WHO priority pathogens

First up is Marburg Virus Disease👇
https://t.co/e0iGGtRJLL

🧵1/3

[Ruth McCabe @ruth_mccabe]

@SumaliBajaj Thank you so much! Looking forward to catching up soon 🥰

[Statistical Epidemiology, Dept of Stats, Oxford @StatEpiOxford]

@ruth_mccabe working with @mvankerkhove putting the world to rights!

[Ruth McCabe @ruth_mccabe]

@mvankerkhove @WHO Thank you for your support and for welcoming me into your amazing team!

[Maria Van Kerkhove @mvankerkhove]

Congrats @ruth_mccabe on your paper (and thank you for interning with @WHO!).

Seroprevalence was pivotal during #COVID19 (see: https://t.co/sR70PPTqJZ) and alternative indicators for deaths can supplement existing data systems in all countries.

Science, solutions, solidarity

[MRC Centre for Global Infectious Disease Analysis @MRC_Outbreak]

NEW EPISODE! @SabineLvE in conversation with @ruth_mccabe & @ojwatson92 about

➡️alternative data sources to track the impacts of #COVID19 in areas with very poor surveillance systems
➡️now published in @ScienceAdvances

@imperialcollege @OxfordStats @HPRUezi @SchmidtFellows

[Statistical Epidemiology, Dept of Stats, Oxford @StatEpiOxford]

Happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science! Thinking of students, postdocs, co-supervisors, collaborators: Sarah Hayes @ruth_mccabe @veritylmiles @JenFLinden Francesca Lovell-Read @emman_dankwa @SGold231 @kcharniga @LaurenAttfield_ @RosieWoodroffe @mvankerkhove et al

[MRC Centre for Global Infectious Disease Analysis @MRC_Outbreak]

NEW EPISODE of #ScienceInContext is out now!

@SabineLvE speaks with @ruth_mccabe of @UniofOxford about:

➡️Contributing to the Infected Blood Inquiry
➡️The scale of HIV and HepC infections
➡️ Mini models and filling gaps in data

One to watch #InfectedBloodInquiry 👇

[Ruth McCabe @ruth_mccabe]

Surreal to work with inspirational scientists for the Infected Blood Inquiry ft. a sci-comm masterclass from @d_spiegel, SheilaBird and StephenEvans in presenting our evidence this week. Forever grateful to have been involved, but wish it were not in such difficult circumstances.

[Ruth McCabe @ruth_mccabe]

Happy International Day of Women in Statistics and Data Science 🥳 Huge thanks to all who spoke at or attended our celebration this afternoon @OxfordStats #IDWSDS2022