Dr Edward Hill

@edmhill.bsky.social

Researcher in mathematical epidemiology & infectious disease modelling. Affiliations: Civic Health Innovation Labs (CHIL) @livunichil.bsky.social, @thepandemicinst.bsky.social, @livuni-phps.bsky.social‬, @livuni-iph.bsky.social, @liverpooluni.bsky.social.

⏰ Just over a week left to apply for these three fully funded PhD opportunities in emerging pathogen research. If you know a talented researcher who could be interested, please share this opportunity with them! 👇 Applications close at 5pm BST on 31 July 2026. #pandemicpreparedness

Prof Tom Solomon CBE@runningmadprof.bsky.social · 3w ago

We are delighted @thepandemicinst.bsky.social to be offering three funded PhD opportunities as part of our Dstl @hpruezi.bsky.social PhD cohort. Applications close 31 July For more info - www.thepandemicinstitute.org/collaborate/phdstudentships/

1/ 📣 New Perspectives article 📣 📄 How understanding the diversity of perspectives & systems in governments can increase the impact of scientific research. ✍️ Co-authors from 14 countries share experiences as infectious disease modellers during COVID-19 pandemic to unravel science-policy interface.

How understanding the diversity of perspectives and systems in governments can increase the impact of scientific research - Communications Health

Communications Health - How understanding the diversity of perspectives and systems in governments can increase the impact of scientific research

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🙌 Thanks to all those who attended mine and Matt Ryan's minisymposium yesterday on ‘Epidemiological-behavioural modelling to address health challenges’ at @ecmtb2026.org! #ECMTB2026 🔗: ecmtb2026.org/contribution...

Dr Edward Hill@edmhill.bsky.social · 4w ago

1/ Interested in epidemiological-behavioural modelling & attending @ecmtb2026.org? ℹ️ Myself and Matt Ryan have a minisymposium on Tuesday (14 July) on ‘Epidemiological-behavioural modelling to address health challenges’. #IDsky #EpiSky 🧪 🗣️ See below for a summary of talk titles and presenters.

From early morning to late evening; from registration to reception: it's a wrap for the first day of #ECMTB26! Looking forward to more exciting talks, discussions, and the first round of poster presentations tomorrow!

Early morning: fully staffed registration desks. Organisers and student helpers waiting for participants to pick up their nametagsBusy gathering next to the conference office after a plenary talkWelcome Reception: musical performance of Timber (Michael Gordon) by STUDIO PERCUSSION GrazLate evening, welcome reception: social gathering in the main building courtyard

#Ebola update from DRC: there were 48 new confirmed cases on 6/25, 11 of them already dead. This brings DRC's outbreak total to 1,203 cases & 321 deaths. The percentage of case contacts being followed continue to rise, which is good news, but the number of known contacts per case remains too low.

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The first Ebola case has been reported today in France. Our rapid risk assessment last month showed that France consistently ranked among the European countries at highest risk of importation if an Ebola case were to arrive in Europe from the ongoing Bundibugyo outbreak.

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Vittoria Colizza@vcolizza.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Our recent analyses on the international dissemination risk associated with the current Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak in eastern DRC are discussed in @lemonde.fr today: www.lemonde.fr/planete/arti... #SUMOC @inserm.fr @fac-sante-sorbonne.bsky.social

A clinical trial to test 2 possible #Ebola therapies will begin in DRC next week. There are currently no licensed vaccines or therapeutics for Bundibugyo ebolavirus. If either or both of these improve survival, that could entice Ebola patients to treatment units. www.statnews.com/2026/06/24/e...

Clinical trial set to test two drugs for fast-growing Ebola outbreak

A clinical trial testing two drugs against the Bundibugyo ebolavirus, which is driving a fast-moving outbreak in Central Africa, is set to begin next week, WHO officials said.

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