Centre Of Research Excellence In Infectious Diseases Modelling To Inform Public Health Policy

Abstract

Infectious diseases pose a global challenge, with substantial human and economic costs. Mathematical models provide valuable frameworks to assess likely benefits of interventions to control infection spread and burden. Leveraging existing NHMRC support, we will expand modeling capability to inform infectious disease control policy in Australia and our region. Focus areas include vaccine preventable disease, respiratory viruses and emerging pathogens, supported by innovative methods development.

Related publications (2)

On the Role of CD8( ) T Cells in Determining Recovery Time from Influenza Virus Infection

Pengxing Cao, Zhongfang Wang, Ada WC Yan, Jodie McVernon, Jianqing Xu, Jane M Heffernan, Katherine Kedzierska, James M McCaw

2016-12-20

High Conservation Level of CD8( ) T Cell Immunogenic Regions Within an Unusual H1N2 Human Influenza Variant

Naomi Komadina, Sergio M Quinones-Parra, Katherine Kedzierska, James M McCaw, Anne Kelso, Karin Leder, Jodie McVernon

2016-10-01