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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Combating disease threats worldwide

Founded by Imperial College London and Community Jameel in October 2019, the Jameel Institute’s mission is to combat disease threats worldwide. 

Watch this short video featuring the Jameel Institute team about our work. 

The Jameel Institute – Kenneth C Griffin Initiative for the Economics of Pandemic Preparedness

In September 2022, the Institute announced ‘The Jameel Institute – Kenneth C Griffin Initiative for the Economics of Pandemic Preparedness' to help us prepare for future pandemics. The initiative will use pioneering integrated economic-epidemiological modelling to provide critical data and analysis to inform public health decision related to pandemic preparedness and disease outbreaks around the world.

Under the leadership of Professor Katharina Hauck, Professor for Health Economics and Deputy Director of the Jameel Institute, the new initiative brings together epidemiologists, economists and data modellers from across Imperial College London, together with researchers from the World Health Organisation and Singapore’s Programme for Research in Epidemic Preparedness and Response (PREPARE), the National Centre for Infectious Diseases and Umea University in Sweden.

Thank you to Kenneth C Griffin and Community Jameel for providing vital resources to launch this new initiative.

Read more about the initiative.