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Dr Amy Marie Campbell is a research scientist, focusing on understanding and forecasting climate-sensitive infectious diseases.

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I am a climate change and infectious diseases research scientist, with a focus on water-borne diseases. I'm currently a Research Fellow at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. I have a PhD from the University of Southampton, and have spent time working in international agencies and the public sector. I use a range of data and analysis techniques, including modelling, bioinformatics, statistics, remote sensing and machine learning.

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Understanding associations between climate change and infectious diseases

How pathogen strains are evolving to environmental change

Modelling and forecasting future outbreaks

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Recent scientific updates, conference debriefs and plain-English paper summaries

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Redefining the global expansion of a marine pathogen clone into Latin America with an eco-evolutionary approach

Our recent work redefines our knowledge of a global expanding marine pathogen clone associated with shellfish poisoning ( Vibrio...

Forecasting Cholera Outbreaks from Space

When most people think of climate change, it is likely they will picture ice caps melting or extreme weather events. Not many people...