Dr Stephanie van Wyk, a malaria researcher and bioinformatician at the University of Cape Town, leads PHA4GE’s new funding committee as it explores collaborative and innovative approaches to public health research funding.
The publications on this page demonstrate the growing scientific and policy impact of the Public Health Alliance for Genomic Epidemiology (PHA4GE). Each item represents independent work that has cited PHA4GE tools, standards, data models, or guidance, reflecting their adoption by researchers, public health laboratories, and partners around the world.
Dr Stephanie van Wyk, a malaria researcher and bioinformatician at the University of Cape Town, leads PHA4GE’s new funding committee as it explores collaborative and innovative approaches to public health research funding.
PHA4GE postdoctoral research fellow Dr Rekha Sathyan discusses her journey into bioinformatics, her work across scientific, training and project initiatives, and her ambition to use genomics, research and international collaboration to strengthen global public health.
PHA4GE member Dr Barbara Ghiglione will present an early case study at EDAR8 in Brisbane, demonstrating how the PHA4GE Wastewater Contextual Data Specification is supporting interoperable, standards-based antimicrobial resistance surveillance in a resource-limited hospital setting in Buenos Aires.