Project Team Imperial College
Imperial College London is a leading academic research institution in London, United Kingdom, dedicated to conducting cutting-edge research on global health and neglected tropical diseases. Its researchers conduct epidemiological and clinical studies on diseases such as malaria, dengue and onchocerciasis (river blindness), contributing to efforts to control and eliminate these diseases.
Our Team
Prof. Maria Gloria Basáñez
Dr. Jacob N. Stapley
Dr. Matthew A. Dixon
Dr. Martin Walker
Mr. Aditya Ramani
Main Contact Person
Professor Maria-Gloria Basáñez, Professor of Neglected Tropical Diseases at Imperial College London, serves as the principal contact for the EMINENCE project. She leads the institution’s scientific contributions, particularly in disease modelling and epidemiological analysis, and coordinates Imperial’s strategic engagement within the consortium.
Based in London, UK, Imperial College London is a world-leading academic research university dedicated to scientific research, education and technological innovation, with a mission to improve global public health. The College’s multidisciplinary teams pursue cutting-edge research and train future leaders across science, engineering and medicine, leveraging international health partnerships to translate discoveries into policy and practice. Imperial’s global health impact is evident in its work on infectious diseases and neglected tropical diseases alike: for example, its malaria research “encompasses the whole cycle of malaria transmission”, and it is a recognized leader in controlling NTDs such as onchocerciasis (river blindness) and schistosomiasis, contributing significantly to the understanding and control of these diseases.
About Us
The EMINENCE project is dedicated to eliminating onchocerciasis in Africa through innovative clinical research and the evaluation of moxidectin to enhance disease control and accelerate eradication efforts.
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