To get back on track against HIV, TB and malaria, to build stronger systems for health and to save 20 million more lives, the @GlobalFund needs at least US$18 billion during the Seventh Replenishment. #FightForWhatCounts https://t.co/8Ajv8eRm5J
@t_e_lee used a mechanistic spatiotemporal (diffusion-like?) model of drug resistance spread. Identified the primary hotspot of the region with only 5% random sampling, but not with biased sampling (more likely to sample resistant).
Kickoff: @SwissTPH in cooperation with the @gatesfoundation, brings research & development, implementation specialists, modellers and global-health experts together to shape next-gen medical interventions for #malaria prevention.
@herestheveg I love this blog entry!!! And goodness, I haven't made those macaroons in ages - and they're so easy! 😀🥥🍫 (and doing an emoji search for tofu brings me this 📛)
A key quote from @melissa_a_penny during today's event: "Modelling allows us to understand potential future scenarios and the value of that only comes if it’s done in an iterate process with a multitude of stakeholders.’’
New #blog post at https://t.co/IzGwihGQZk!! Celebrating a newish paper about online wildlife trade with one of my favourite collaborators @DrDavidLRoberts @UniKent#Maths#Math#wildlifetrade@CITES
One of the achievements that I'm most proud of, and has taught me the most, co-founding the Diversity and Inclusion Network @SwissTPH
with @santfro
and @LaylaHasler
. I can't believe what the Network has achieved. People Power Rocks!! And @SwissTPH
attracts brilliant people.
In our latest #ImpactStories blog post that coincides with #WomensHistoryMonth, @t_e_lee and @santfro, two founders of our #Diversity & #Inclusion network, reflect on the two years that have passed at the network, and the work that lies ahead 👉 https://t.co/aFXxZVjCIt
A friend has just shown me this book "Calculus made easy", published in 1914, and I think it's got one of the best prologues I've ever seen. This is *exactly* what textbooks should be doing. And they should all be honest about how terrifying the topic names are too.
Tweet that promises false hope for how to end the pandemic gets close to 150,000 likes.
Articles that explain how vaccines are actually produced are barely read.
Some people value outrage more than solutions. That seems to me a big problem for making the world a better place.