Our Mission
PANGEA stands for "Phylogenetics And Networks for Generalised Epidemics in Africa". The overarching goal of the PANGEA consortium is to identify individual and population level factors that drive the epidemic using HIV-1 phylogenetic data, analyse the dynamics of the epidemic, and translate these findings into information that can be used to more effectively target interventions. PANGEA consists of many partners in Africa, Europe and the US.
NEWS
One of our PIs, Prof Ravi Gupta, made it on the TIME100 list of the 100 most influential people in 2020 - congratulations! Read the full story here.
VACANCIES
Senior Researcher in Infectious Disease Modelling, Fraser group, Oxford, UK
Closing date 25 January
Events
28 January 6.45 pm GMT: PANGEA satellite session at HIV R4P
04 February 12.15 pm GMT: PopART satellite session at HIV R4P
11 February 3 pm GMT: PANGEA Research Update call
23 February, 3 pm GMT: Myron Cohen, University of North Carolina: Results of the Antibody Mediated Prevention (AMP) study. Meeting ID: 869 5987 6990. Passcode: PANGEA. Link.
25 March, 3 pm GMT: Ravi Gupta, Cambridge University: Trends of drug resistance in Sub-Saharan Africa. Meeting ID: 836 2611 0886. Passcode: PANGEA. Link.