Drug-Resistant Infections and Disease Dynamics group
The DRIaDD group works on drug-resistant bacterial infections and other communicable disease including influenza, hepatitis E, and SARS-CoV-2.
Major research themes include:
- Quantifying the burden of disease due to these pathogens
- Developing and evaluating interventions to reduce this disease burden
- Improving our basic understanding of their epidemiology and population biology
- Developing new methods to support the above.
Members of the group use a diverse array of methodologies including novel statistical approaches, mechanistic mathematical models, qualitative research methods, analyses of whole genome sequencing and meta-genomic data, health economics, meta-analyses and prospective intervention studies including randomised trials.
DRIaDD Researchers
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Ben Cooper
Professor of Epidemiology
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Cherry Lim
Post-doctoral researcher
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Toby Bonvoisin
Dphil Student Of Clinical Medicine
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Mathupanee Oonsivilai
Research Assistant
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Mark Pritchard
DPhil Student of Clinical Medicine
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Myo Maung Maung Swe
DPhil Student of Clinical Medicine
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Mo Yin
Infectious Diseases Physician
