Phoebe Asplin
I am a PhD student at the Mathematics for Real-World Systems Centre for Doctoral Training (MathSys II CDT). My research interests are in modelling infectious diseases with a focus on respiratory diseases and the impact of interventions on disease dynamics.
PhD Project: Investigating the Impact of Symptom Propagation on Health Economic Outcomes
Supervised by Dr Ed Hill Link opens in a new windowand Prof Matt KeelingLink opens in a new window.
Publications
(Preprint) Asplin P, Mancy R, Finnie T, Cumming F, Keeling MJ and Hill EM, Symptom propagation in respiratory pathogens of public health concern: a review of the evidenceLink opens in a new window (January 2024)
(Preprint) Asplin P, Keeling MJ, Mancy R and Hill EM, Epidemiological and health economic implications of symptom propagation in respiratory pathogens: A mathematical modelling investigationLink opens in a new window (July 2023)
McNeill G, Sondag M, Powell S, Asplin P, Turkay C, Moller F and Archambault D, From Asymptomatics to Zombies: Visualization-Based Education of Disease Modeling for ChildrenLink opens in a new window (April 2023)
Moller F, Powell S, Asplin P, Archambault D, Turkay C, McNeill G and Sondag M, Modelling Zombies and Other DiseasesLink opens in a new window (June 2022)
Talks and Presentations
Statistics, Probability, Analysis and Applied MathsLink opens in a new window (SPAAM) seminar speaker (January 2024)
Celebrating Women in Mathematical SciencesLink opens in a new window talk (May 2023)
Statistics, Probability, Analysis and Applied MathsLink opens in a new window (SPAAM) seminar speaker (May 2023) - YouTube videoLink opens in a new window
MathSys Annual Retreat Link opens in a new window'Three Minute Thesis' talk (April 2023)
SBIDER Careers PodcastLink opens in a new window guest speaker (January 2023) - Episode linkLink opens in a new window
MathSys Annual Retreat Link opens in a new window Poster presentation (April 2022)
Projects
Investigating the role of symptom severity on health economic outcomes (MSc individual project, summer 2022). Supervised by Dr Ed Hill Link opens in a new windowand Prof Matt KeelingLink opens in a new window.
Modelling the spread of SARS-CoV-2 in higher education settings (MSc group project, spring 2022). In collaboration with Rachel LantzLink opens in a new window and Ryan TeoLink opens in a new window. Supervised by Dr Christopher DavisLink opens in a new window, Dr Lousie Dyson, Link opens in a new window Dr Ed HillLink opens in a new window, Dr Trystan LengLink opens in a new window, Dr Samuel Moore, Dr Laura Guzman RinconLink opens in a new window and Prof Mike TildesleyLink opens in a new window.
Investigating the Impact Immunity has on the Dynamics of COVID-19 (MMath 4th year project, spring 2021). Supervised by Dr Kat RockLink opens in a new window.
Contact information
E-mail: p dot asplin at warwick dot ac dot uk
Office: D2.05
LinkedIn: Phoebe Asplin