ProfessorChristl Donnelly, CBE, FRS, FMedSci
Visiting Professor
School of Public Health - Faculty of Medicine
Orcid identifier0000-0002-0195-2463 (opens in a new tab)
- Visiting ProfessorSchool of Public Health - Faculty of Medicine
- School of Public Health, White City Campus, United Kingdom
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
- FELLOWSHIPSELECTED1 Jan 2013
- AWARDSELECTEDDistiguished Alum Award1 Jan 2005
- AWARDSELECTEDFranco-British Prize1 Jan 2002
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONSELECTEDA Comprehensive Epidemiological Study of Opisthorchiasis in a Rural Community of Thailand.
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONSELECTEDDevelopment of a rigorous design and analytical framework for the evaluation of transgenic insects for use in the control of insect-borne disease
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONSELECTEDEpidemiology and control of polioviruses in Nigeria
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONSELECTEDEpidemiology of Zika Virus in Colombia
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONSELECTEDEvaluating the impact of mass chemotherapy on schistosomiasis in sub-Saharan Africa
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONSELECTEDIntegrating human and wildlife health: the case of nonfatal rabies in Africa
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONSELECTEDMapping of Lymphatic filariasis and estimating the population at risk in Nigeria
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONSELECTEDMathematical understanding of the multi-species biological networks underpinning rabies transmission dynamics
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONSELECTEDModelling multi-host viral pathogens for biodiversity conservation
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONSELECTEDModelling the feasibility of achieving 70% target vaccination coverages for rabies elimination in free-ranging dog populations in India
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONSELECTEDPopulation dynamics of M.-bovis-infected badgers
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONSELECTEDThe ecology of pathogen transmission between wildlife and livestock
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONSELECTEDThe subnational analysis and modelling of the Ebola epidemic in West Africa, 2013-2016
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONSELECTEDWhat works? Counting badgers to evaluate lethal and non-lethal approaches to bovine TB control
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONBehavioural, demographic and social risk factors for HIV infection in rural Zimbabwe
- RESEARCH STUDENT SUPERVISIONDynamic zoonotic disease modelling for environmental change
- FELLOWSHIPElected Fellow (1994); Designated media contact on epidemiology (2000); Elected member of Council (2001 to 2005)
