Infectious Disease Modeller
Research Officer
Research Assistant
Senior Research Officer
Infectious Disease Modeller
Research Assistant
Head of Data Engineering
Director of Global Malaria Epidemiology
Professor of Health Metrics Sciences
Senior Infectious Disease Modeller
Director of Malaria Risk Stratification
Research Assistant
Head, Biostatistics and Spatial Modelling Research Laboratory
Frontend Developer
Research Officer
Statistical Modeller
Senior Data Science Programmer
Senior Research Officer
Senior GIS Specialist
Senior Analyst Programmer
Director of Spatial Epidemiology of Tuberculosis
Research Assistant
Analyst Programmer
Senior Research Officer
Research Support Officer
Research Software Engineer
Director of Malaria Ecology
Data Analyst
Research Officer
Head of the Malaria Atlas Project
Senior Research Officer
Professor of Machine Learning and Public Health
Analyst Programmer
Research Assistant
Project Manager
Senior Research Officer
Senior Research Officer
Senior Research Officer
Senior Research Officer
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Senior Program Manager
Research Assistant
Analyst Programmer
Research Officer
Our advisory board provides scientific and strategic input to help shape MAP’s decision making in support of the fulfillment of our commitments to funders and partners.
Composed of external individuals with expertise relevant to the overall objectives of MAP, our advisory board is a formal mechanism to enable an independent audit of MAP data, methods and results to maximize their robustness and suitability for informing decision making. Our advisory board also provide strategic review on the alignment of our activities with global and national agendas including on our strategies to foster further collaboration within the malaria research community; utilizing the most appropriate metrics to measure and track our research impact; and, implementing mechanisms that are adequately tailored for long term sustainability of developing capacity and decentralization.
Since it was founded in 2005 by Professors Simon Hay and Bob Snow, many individuals have contributed to the success of MAP, either as staff or key collaborators.