🚨 Last chance: Apply for our @LSHTM PhD studentship (NIHR-funded)
💉 Projects will evaluate the impact of vaccine programmes for viruses like influenza & #COVD19 to support cost-effective use of NHS resources
Deadline: 12 Jan
Details 🔽
lshtm.ac.uk/study/fees-and-f…
Apply for #PhD studentships with the MRC-funded London Intercollegiate Doctoral Training Partnership, which has projects in:
💻 Health data science
🌍 Global health
🧑⚕️ Translational & implementation research
🦠 Infectious disease
Apply by 14 Jan 2026 🔽
mrc-lid.lshtm.ac.uk/
The London Intercollegiate Doctoral Training Partnership brings together @LSHTM & @CityStGeorges to offer research projects across 4 themes: Global Health; Health Data Science; Translational & Implementation Research; & Infectious Disease
Apply by 14 Jan👉mrc-lid.lshtm.ac.uk/
🚨 Last chance: apply for BBSRC-funded PhD studentships at @LSHTM
London Interdisciplinary Biosciences Programme supports projects applying modelling, machine learning, or data science methods to problems in biosciences & biotechnology
Apply by 10 Dec 🔽
lido-dtp.ac.uk/
The next Baby Ubuntu Hub evemt @LSHTM will celebrate the programme's growth and impact during 2025.
Join the webinar next week to hear more about their successes and the growing evidence base for the programme.
Wednesday 10 December at 13:00 BST
🔗lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/event…
Congratulations to Jane Wilbur and partners at World Vision for winning a Zero Project 2026 award! 👏
The Veivanua menstrual health campaign for women and girls with disabilities was selected for its contribution to inclusive crisis response. #IDPD2025lshtm.ac.uk/research/centres…
ALT A quote card with a headshot of Jane Wilbur on the right; she is smiling and her short brown hair slicked to one side, and the following text is on the left: "“This shines a light on the critical but often neglected issue of menstrual health, and a group of people too often left out of global efforts.” Jane Wilbur, Assistant Professor, ICED, LSHTM.
💉 Later this week, Caroline Trotter will explore the work of @vaccineimpact in estimating the public health impact of vaccination & implications for policy in our annual lecture
🗓️ Thursday 27 November, 17:30 GMT
📍 LSHTM | Online
Details ⬇️
lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/event…
How can technology support social justice struggles against gender-based violence & feminicide?
Tomorrow, as part of the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence event series @LSHTM, Dr Isadora Cruxên from @QMUL will explore this question.
🔗lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/event…
£700k to evaluate the 2024–2029 AMR National Action Plan 💊
@LSHTM and partners will evaluate its implementation from January.
Co-led by Dr Rebecca Glover & Dr Mirza Lalani with experts from @RoyalVetCollege & @UniofExeter.
Read 👉 bit.ly/43eVTXv
🎓 Looking to develop your skills, gain new knowledge or expand your networks with further studies?
🍃 Come along to our Autumn Open Events in November to find out what makes @LSHTM 1 in the UK for public health
🎟️ Book your place ➡️ bit.ly/49cyB87
🤳 Smartphone apps could support healthier and more sustainable diets
A new review, led by @LSHTM, found that apps can help people eat more fruit & veg and cut down meat, reducing greenhouse gas emissions - a win for public health and the planet🌱
👉bit.ly/42KQAyJ
ALT "Carefully designed mobile apps could help bring diets closer to the recommended intake of fruit and vegetables, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions." Esther Curtin, PhD Student, LSHTM
Ahead of #WorldMosquitoDay2025, we celebrate the brilliant scientists and technicians 👩🏽🔬🔬 at @mrcunitgambia and @LSHTM whose dedication helps us better understand mosquitoes 🦟
Today, we joined the global malaria community to mark #WorldMosquitoDay2025.
From India to The Gambia, malaria continues to pose a serious threat.
@Malaria_Sam & Annette emphasise the importance of ongoing research driving malaria control and elimination.
Watch our film📽️👀
🚨 We still have online spots for Thursday's symposium, but you have to sign up now
Don't miss the latest cutting-edge research that's applying target trial emulation (TTE) and other frameworks in clinical and medical science
Sign up 🔽
bit.ly/TTE_25
🏛️ Last chance to join our symposium in London
We will explore target trial emulation and other frameworks: the role and potential of observational data for evaluating effects of interventions
Registration deadline (in-person): 17 June
Sign up 🔽
bit.ly/TTE_25
Join us shortly for our next Centre seminar with Dr Jason Okonofua
✍️ Empathic mindset: The new frontier of mindset effects in education, healthcare, and criminal justice
🕜 Today at 13:30
🏛️ G41, Keppel Street | Zoom
Join via Zoom ⬇️
lshtm.zoom.us/j/94261049899
📈 New to conducting quantitative systematic reviews in health research?
Our course will give you a grounding in designing, analysing, and interpreting quantitative systematic reviews in data science, health and medicine
How to apply 🔽
lshtm.ac.uk/study/courses/sh…