Assoc Prof at @UniofOxford working on global public health, from neglected tropical diseases to vaccines.
Joined August 2012
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9 Jan 2025
It’s here! My new book ‘Pro-vax’ reconsiders vaccination from the perspective of those actively supporting and vocally promoting vaccines. Using contemporary and historical examples, I explore civil society in action through activism, petitions, and trials peterlang.com/document/13077…
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22 Nov 2025
Upcoming workshop- Vaccines & Vaccinations: A Future Agenda for Social Sciences & Policy: scholars, practitioners, policymakers explore political, economic, ethical, social dimensions of vaccine development/uptake ways social science can better contribute to public debate policy
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5 Jun 2025
Join us on Saturday/sunday with colleagues from UCL and beyond! representing immprove.ac.uk/ @DigitalCoeliac
3 Jun 2025
Jamie & Leo will be with friends at #ExRdFest Saturday
🧪🧬at the "would you get sick for science" stand 🧪🧬
talking human challenge, vaccines & immunology!
greatexhibitionroadfestival.…
Eureka Zone - City and Guilds Building
@ExRdFestival @helenwagstaffe @SJVanders
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7 May 2025
Thank you to everyone who came last night in person and online - still buzzing from the discussions. I'm really grateful to have great colleagues and also to have met lots of new people who want to talk about vaccines and society!
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5 May 2025
Join me & @ajpollard1 tomorrow 5-6pm GMT talking about my book! ‘Pro-vax: Supporting Vaccines through Activism, Petitions, and Trials’ which reconsiders vaccination from the perspective of those who actively support and vocally promote vaccines. youtube.com/live/OnW-Tc8KHIU
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7 Apr 2025
My take on Module four of the UK covid inquiry: An openness to acknowledge the success and failure of vaccination is essential for dealing with future pandemics.
28 Mar 2025
Module four of the UK covid inquiry, which focused on vaccines and treatments, concluded in January 2025.
An openness to acknowledge the success and failure of vaccination is essential for dealing with future pandemics, writes @SJVanders
bmj.com/content/388/bmj.r590…
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11 Feb 2025
A nice collaborative piece of work with Apolline Taillandier and Neil Stephens in Economy & Society covering Neglected Tropical diseases, cultured meat, and AI Safety: 'Effective Altruism, technoscience and the making of philanthropic value' tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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27 Jan 2025
New ‘Health & STS’ reading group starting with @avaatresh on the political, social, legal, ethical dimensions of developments in health knowledge, technology & policy -last Thurs each month @WolfsonCollege. Books we’re reading are on display in the college vaccinesandsociety.org/readi…
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Samantha Vanderslott retweeted
Scientific public #controversies around randomized controlled trials shed light on their contigent role as the 'gold standard' of #GlobalHealth interventions
@SJVanders on the #WormWars & contested ways of measuring the impact of deworming programmes: doi.org/nvz6
ALT close-up of small, round-shaped pills. By "Me" under a CC BY 2.0 license: https://bit.ly/3YEF7yO.
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11 Nov 2024
Join us for a Book Talk by Laura Mamo @lmamoHEI who will present her latest book ‘Sexualizing Cancer: HPV and the Politics of Cancer Prevention’ 4-5.30pm Friday, November 15. Lecture Theatre, St Cross College, 61 St Giles, Oxford, OX1 3LZ. Sign up here: eventbrite.com/e/sexualizing…
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16 Jun 2024
Our @typhoidland exhibition ´Typhoid, Cockles & Terrorism: How a Disease shaped Modern Dublin’ is now open at the @RCPIArchive! Very well done to the whole team, especially for our public open day today & watch out for more events to come. Visit the exhibition @ No 6 Kildare St🌟
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Samantha Vanderslott retweeted
29 May 2024
We launched our Migration Series at @Genevaforum.
With contributions from 52 authors, 41 institutions & 16 countries, this Series highlights 7 key areas for Europe's transition from migrant health inequity to health equity.
Read the full Series here 👇
thelancet.com/series/migrati…
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20 Oct 2023
New paper from our healthcare worker vaccine hesitancy & online misinformation project 👩⚕️⚕️❤️🩹: 'Online on the frontline' with @Noemie_Deom @DigitalCoeliac Prof Patricia Kingori. Funded by John Fell @UniofOxford. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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21 Sep 2023
Fantastic ‘Lessons Learnt’ session about #vaccine #community #champions in Brent today, followed by a Brazilian lunch.
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9 Sep 2023
A fruitful couple of weeks in Boston/ San Francisco catching up with colleagues and doing some archival work - special excursions also concentrated on #disease #migration #interactiveexhibitions Highly recommended: @ICAwatershed @exploratorium @ucb_eslibrary #guadalupemaravilla
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16 Aug 2023
Special issue cfp! with @MedEduOnline
‘When the vaccinators won’t get vaccinated: vaccine hesitancy, (mis)information and healthcare workers’
For more details check out:
think.taylorandfrancis.com/a…
- Abstracts (email corresponding editor): 13 Oct 23
- Manuscript deadline: 30 Apr 24
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10 Jun 2023
Another bumper day @cheltfestivals #cheltenhamscience with @OxfordVacGroup @NDMOxford making pathogen mobiles and talking about how #vaccines are made 🦠💉
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Samantha Vanderslott retweeted
11 May 2023
Big thanks to all who joined us at the open day yesterday to learn more about our research.
Great to have so many of you interested!
Remember, you could #BePartofResearch.
Don't miss out on our exciting research.
newsletter.ovg.ox.ac.uk/OVG/…
@OxfordBRC @OxHealthBRC @NIHRresearch
10 May 2023
Come find us over at the @WestgateOxford on our vaccine unwrapped stand!
Learn about the stages of taking part in one of our research studies.
Also opportunities to find out about reliable vaccine information.
ℹ️ow.ly/mJlK50NtI38
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Samantha Vanderslott retweeted
10 May 2023
During the COVID-19 pandemic, 349 UK volunteers participated in a ChAdOx1 vaccine survey.
The results gave an insight into improving vaccine confidence and how participants could offer a credible voice to support positive messaging.
Full findings below 🔻
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