Jameel Institute

The Jameel Institute brings together researchers from multiple disciplines across the School of Public Health and the College to utilise the expertise in data analytics to help combat disease threats worldwide. The Jameel Institute improves our understanding of diseases across different populations around the world and links governments, research institutions and communities to develop practical and effective long term solutions, shape health policy and deliver better quality of life for all.

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JameelCast

Jameel Institute-Kenneth C. Griffin Initiative

News

Islamic Development Bank and Community Jameel launch strategic partnership to address pressing development challenges in IsDB member countries

New global initiative to offer crucial insights to international agencies and transform humanitarian response in conflict zones

The Jameel Institute's Katharina Hauck speaks to TalkTV about her role as a co-convenor in the Infected Blood Inquiry

Imperial opens new School of Public Health building, home to the Jameel Institute

More than one billion people are obese, finds study led by the Jameel Institute's Majid Ezzati

The new Department for Science, Innovation and Technology needs to drive breakthroughs in scientific research abroad, as well as at home

Jameel Institute at Imperial College London announces new initiative in partnership with Kenneth C. Griffin and Community Jameel to increase global pandemic preparedness

Jameel Institute at Imperial College London launches new tool to help hospitals manage pandemic capacity

Jameel Institute at Imperial College London addresses the International Monetary Fund’s Spring Meeting on the impact of COVID-19 on livelihoods

Rapid response research centre to predict and prevent global health crises

Media

Bird flu fight: 'A step along the road to panic taken'

Diabetes rate doubles to 800 million adults, but over half are untreated

The risk from H5N1 has never been greater – but making our farms bio-secure is harder than it seems

What is Disease X? Experts say most people will see another pandemic this lifetime

Imperial opens major new building for School of Public Health

More than a billion people obese worldwide, research suggests

Urgent need for global focus on patient safety, say experts

UK Government backs Fleming Centre to fight threat of drug resistant infections

One in 20 UK patients have COVID-19 symptoms a year after infection

Major study shows new insights into lasting impacts of COVID‐19 on UK population

JameelCast: New podcast exploring public health research with leading scientists

Philanthropy Asia Alliance crosses S$1 billion in pledges to catalyse Asian solutions for global environmental and social challenges

COVID-19 antibody tests provide insights into risk of hospitalisation and death

Ara Darzi: Antibiotic resistance is more frightening than COVID-19

Jameel Institute experts at Imperial provide economic perspective to the Infected Blood Inquiry

Delaying second COVID-19 jab ‘saved thousands of lives’

Could bird flu be the next COVID-19? Why experts are warning Britain of ‘sleepwalking’ into a new pandemic

Living in cities is not necessarily beneficial for growth of children, study finds

Rural kids in wealthy countries now grow taller than children in cities, study finds

RCSI researcher awarded EUR 4.3 million to establish health research centre

Diminishing health benefits of living in cities for children and teens

Infectious disease modeller wins prestigious mathematics prize

Imperial to advise UN Economic and Social Council on reducing world inequalities

Delaying second doses of vaccine reduced COVID-19 hospitalisations and deaths

Singapore High Commissioner visits Imperial to see medical robotics research

Why British children lag behind peers in height league table

Imperial College London welcomes India High Commissioner to discuss collaborations

Is it really better to be tall? We ask an expert

How the covid-19 pandemic helped tackle Ebola and monkeypox in 2022

Topping out ceremony marks major milestone for the School of Public Health

Characterisation of urban environment and activity across space and time using street images and deep learning in Accra

Jameel Institute Symposium: How can we better prepare for the next pandemic?

Imperial real-time modelling team receives award for modelling and data support

Deep in a Covid wave, europe counts cases and carries on

Shining a light on Imperial’s world-leading medical research

Optimizing social and economic activity while containing SARS-CoV-2 transmission using DAEDALUS

The economic cost of China's lasting zero-COVID strategy

'Worrying signs': Omicron 'twin peaks' increasing hospitalisations and deaths warns study

Covid cases may have ‘peaked in younger people’, React study finds

Covid-related deaths could rise as infections continue to hit record highs, experts warn

Comparative analysis of the risks of hospitalisation and death associated with SARS-CoV-2 omicron and delta variants in England: a cohort study

Cyclones health impact and squeezing cells: News from the College

Ongoing ‘immune injuries’ might cause persistent breathlessness after COVID-19

Vaccine hesitancy: Convincing the ambivalent may be key

Imperial receives Queen’s Anniversary Prize for ‘world-class’ COVID-19 response

Report estimates economic and social benefits of booster roll-out in Indonesia

Celebrating two years Jameel Institute: key milestones from the last 12 months

Jameel Institute: Global experts discuss the role of data analytics during COVID

The future of work: AI & automation

New coronavirus variants call for intensified surveillance, control, and vaccination efforts

Agonising choices in ICUs should be made by society, not individuals

Fighting an epidemic of misinformation: The importance of science and learning in dealing with coronavirus

How will Brexit hit British research?

Events

Workshop on the economics of pandemic preparedness

The economics of pandemic preparedness: Trade-offs in peacetime and pandemics

Jameel Institute Symposium 2023

The hidden impact of climate change on human health