In this talk, Dr Stuart will discuss her work on Starsim, a tool that is capable of simulating co-transmission of HIV with other sexually transmissible infections, other transmissible diseases (such as tuberculosis), and non-communicable diseases. Starsim can be rapidly adapted to new contexts thanks to its modular structure, array-based computation, parallelisation, and pre-loading of commonly used data.
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Robyn Stuart Robyn Stuart specialises in the field of decision science for disease control. She holds a PhD in Mathematics from UNSW Sydney, and spent 7 years working within the University of Copenhagen’s Data Science Laboratory. She is now based in Sydney, Australia and works as an independent contractor with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. |
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