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twitter: hadley_liza
current-member: true
description: >
Liza is a final-year PhD student exploring the role of infectious disease modelling in outbreak response. She is interested in how mathematical modelling is used by governments, health organisations and other decision-makers during a health crisis, and whether the process can be improved. Our current study aims to interview modellers and decision-makers in every major country that has used modelling for Covid-19 response, drawing together experiences and lessons learned in time for the next crisis. Liza is a joint Cambridge-LSHTM PhD student.
Liza is a postdoc exploring the role of infectious disease modelling in outbreak response. She is interested in how mathematical modelling is used by governments, health organisations and other decision-makers during a health crisis, and whether the process can be improved. Our recent study interviewed modellers and policy and decision-makers in 13 countries that used modelling for Covid-19 response, drawing together experiences and lessons learned in time for the next crisis. Liza is now based at CU Boulder/Cambridge but is still part of the Epiforecasts team.
webpage: https://www.vet.cam.ac.uk/directory/lh667
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