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.
Vacancies
PANGEA Data Manager and Ambassador, based in Oxford, UK
We are seeking an enthusiastic, highly skilled and knowledgeable professional who is passionate about using data to improve public health. Up to £54,131 per annum. Closing deadline 12 noon on 6 September.
Please email Lucie Abeler-Dörner (lucie.abeler-dorner@bdi.ox.ac.uk) for information on other vacancies within PANGEA.
Events
PANGEA consortium meeting
16 September: Sources and Sinks
2-4 pm BST: Presentations
4-5 pm BST: Discussion: How can we more effectively communicate with policy makers?
17 September: Evolutionary biology, methods and visualisations
2-4 pm BST: Presentations
4-5 pm BST: Discussion: Which technological advances are needed and can we bring them about?
20 September: Evolutionary biology, methods and visualisations
2-4 pm BST: Presentations
4-5 pm BST: Discussion: How to return results to participants / integrate sequencing with the clinic?
21 September: Social Sciences and Ethics
2-3.30 pm BST: Presentations
3.30-4.30 pm BST: Discussion: Feedback on the UNAIDS ethics brief
4.30- 5 pm BST: Discussion: What's next - where do we want PANGEA to go?
