James Hay
@jameshay.bsky.social
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Research Fellow at the Pandemic Sciences Institute, University of Oxford. Using maths and stats to understand infectious disease dynamics, mostly viral kinetics and serology. https://hay-idd.github.io/
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James Hay
@jameshay.bsky.social
· Aug 3
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James Hay
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· Jul 7
James Hay
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· Jul 7
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Joanna Masel
@joannamasel.bsky.social
· Feb 7
Enhanced testing can substantially improve defense against several types of respiratory virus pandemic
Mass testing to identify and isolate infected individuals is a promising approach for reducing harm from the next acute respiratory virus pandemic. It…
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James Hay
@jameshay.bsky.social
· Dec 7
Serodynamics: A primer and synthetic review of methods for epidemiological inference using serological data
We present a review and primer of methods to understand epidemiological dynamics and identify past exposures from serological data, referred to as ser…
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James Hay
@jameshay.bsky.social
· Dec 7
James Hay
@jameshay.bsky.social
· Dec 7
Serodynamics: A primer and synthetic review of methods for epidemiological inference using serological data
We present a review and primer of methods to understand epidemiological dynamics and identify past exposures from serological data, referred to as ser…
www.sciencedirect.com
James Hay
@jameshay.bsky.social
· Nov 22
James Hay
@jameshay.bsky.social
· Nov 22
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James Hay
@jameshay.bsky.social
· Nov 20
T.Y. Lim
@tylim.bsky.social
· Nov 20
Nowcasting epidemic trends using hospital- and community-based virologic test data
Epidemiological surveillance typically relies on reported incidence of cases or hospitalizations, which can suffer significant reporting lags, biases and under-ascertainment. Here, we evaluated the po...
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James Hay
@jameshay.bsky.social
· Nov 20
T.Y. Lim
@tylim.bsky.social
· Nov 20
Nowcasting epidemic trends using hospital- and community-based virologic test data
Epidemiological surveillance typically relies on reported incidence of cases or hospitalizations, which can suffer significant reporting lags, biases and under-ascertainment. Here, we evaluated the po...
doi.org
James Hay
@jameshay.bsky.social
· Nov 8
James Hay
@jameshay.bsky.social
· Apr 9
James Hay
@jameshay.bsky.social
· Apr 9
James Hay
@jameshay.bsky.social
· Apr 6