Infectious disease epidemiology
We develop and analyse mechanistic mathematical models for the epidemiological dynamics of infectious diseases.
Exploring our research and other stories from the University community.
We develop and analyse mechanistic mathematical models for the epidemiological dynamics of infectious diseases.
Our research has contributed to multiple revisions of the National Minimum Wage, resulting in over 1 million people experiencing a pay increase.
Research from Bath has influenced the way International Large-Scale Assessments (ILSAs) are used to assess and monitor UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Our research project on lone-parenthood has contributed to policies to help lone parents to move into work.
Drawing upon our research, global organisations have been able to make decisions on climate change, for the future.
Our research project into the impact of low-income on children living in poverty in the UK.
Professor Catherine Hamilton-Giachritsis, Department of Psychology, led a project with the NSPCC to look into technology-assisted child sexual abuse.
The biggest cause of morbidity and training time lost in demanding occupations and elite sport is due to injuries and illnesses
Dr Wali Aslam was recognised for his introduction of social media to encourage his students to engage directly with residents from international conflict areas.
Dr Felia Allum was recognised for her innovative use of technology-enhanced learning and use of role-play in the classroom as part of a research-led option.