Melbourne School of Population HealthMathematical Modelling of Infectious Diseases

Mathematical modelling of Infectious Diseases

Welcome to the mathematical modelling program in the Vaccine and Immunisation Research Group, Melbourne School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne and Murdoch Childrens Research Institute.

Our research program was established in 2005 and group members undertake research in the broad area of communicable diseases. We use non-linear dynamical modelling techniques to investigate diverse questions regarding vaccination, distribution of other pharmaceutical interventions and non-pharmaceutical measures to control infectious diseases.

On this site you will find details on our research, staff and publications.

To contact us, please email our group leader, A/Prof. Jodie McVernon.

News

CM Tools software

James McCaw has released version 1.2 of the CM Tools software for the analysis of competitive-mixtures animal experimental data.

Recent NHMRC and ARC research grant success

Conferences

James McCaw, Kirsty Bolton and Stephen Petrie presented some of the group's recent research at the Epidemics 3 Conference held in Boston, MA, USA in late November 2011. Our group's posters are available for viewing on our virtual poster page.

Jodie McVernon, James McCaw and Kirsty Bolton attended the Options for Control of Influenza VII conference in Hong Kong in early September 2010. Our group's posters are available on our virtual poster page.