Projects

Our aim is to connect journalists working in print and news media with principles of science and research.

‘Just Transitions’ brings together social science and humanities researchers from diverse backgrounds and differentially affected regions to discuss what a just and equitable transition will mean for containing and mitigating antimicrobial resistance.

This project aims to generate the critical baseline evidence needed to guide priority setting for a future research agenda on diagnostic, therapeutic and elimination interventions.

The LAST ACT Trial is a parallel-group, randomised (1:1), double-blind, placebo-controlled, multi-centre Phase III non-inferiority trial comparing dexamethasone versus placebo for 6-8 weeks in addition to standard anti-tuberculosis treatment in HIV-uninfected patients with TBM stratified by LTA4H genotype.

This study aims to link human genotype and immunological phenotype to understand the pathogenesis and improve TB treatment.

This study aims to characterize the microbiology, antimicrobial susceptibility profiles, and clinical outcomes of LRIs and IAIs across six major tertiary hospitals in Vietnam between January 2019 and December 2020.

This is a prospective cohort study to screen for TmAg in symptomatic hospitalized patients (Cohort 1) and symptomatic or asymptomatic outpatients (Cohort 2) with advanced HIV disease, using the Mp1p EIA, and to determine their diagnostic and prognostic values and the impact on patient outcomes through close follow up over six to twelve months.

The objective of this project was to engage with schoolchildren in a high malaria transmission zone in North Sumatra through fun activities.

The study aims to determine key characteristics of mobile and migrant populations in Indonesia and effective intervention to eliminate malaria for this population in Indonesia.

This study examines how mobility patterns influence the spread of COVID-19 in Jakarta and assessed the effectiveness of mobility restriction policies by analyzing 16 months of daily mobility data.

A compiled directory of professional mental health services and health-related support groups, done in consultation with mental health experts in Vietnam.