Proud of my colleagues who won a distinction for their image showing the diversity of pesticide application in Uganda. Science can be beautiful too :)

”Conveying uncertainty can take various forms [...]. Journalists need to develop more ways to do this well.” Well let us researchers know when you figured it out! 😉 This is truly a hard problem that we are also trying to tackle.

It was a pleasure to work with @KnoblauchAstrid on this publication- it is unique to have such long-term follow-up data on the effects of mining on population health. More to come!

We need open data, open code, open review and open science. Stop reviewing only the pdf. Start to review the analysis behind. Request data and code. Request reproducibility

Are you interested in doing a PhD at the EBPI? We have an open PhD position on research at the cornerstone between infectious diseases in travellers and digitalisation. Check this out and share with interested colleagues: jobs.uzh.ch/offene-stellen…

taking a break from maternity leave to enjoy this video my colleagues made about our work on the HIA4SD project. Well done! youtube.com/watch?v=yznfib…

Check our latest article on #aircraftnoise!

Since launching our #COVID19 #Vaccine Tracker last week, we have added 11 more states to our dashboard: Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Maine, Montana, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Utah. hub.jhu.edu/2020/12/18/cor…

So cool that my old institute is spearheading this!

Listen right here x.com/HeidiBaya/stat…

This is a wonderful list of #datajournalism & #dataviz resources. Thanks to GURMAN BHATIA for the shout-out to our newsletter and #podcast “Conversations With Data.” Subscribe here! datajournalism.com/subscribe gurmanbhatia.com/idea/resources…

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A super heartening take on the recent data out of Israel, this may be the first time i have hoped for a data artefact.

Just found this great resource through my Google news algorithm, of all things! Interesting for multiple reasons.

Happy to be heading out on maternity leave with one final paper published. This mHealth study started as my PhD project and I am proud to see it soar! doi.org/10.1016/j.tmai…

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene had $183,504 in PPP loans forgiven. x.com/Acyn/status/15…

A recent study by Swiss TPH found that opening up industrial #Mines in sub-Saharan #Africa, doubles the likelihood of the local population to be #HIV positive. The results were published in AIDS Journal. DominikDietler andrea Günther Fink journals.lww.com/aidsonline/Ful…

Really shocked and happy that my talk today was chosen as the winner of the free communications abstracts! Huge thanks to my co-authors Ulf Blanke, Olivia Veit, Milo Puhan, Jan Fehr, Christoph Hatz, and Silja Bühler. Thanks #CISTM18 🤗