Emmanuelle Kumaran Email & Phone Number

London, Gb

Oxford, England, United Kingdom

• Acting Project Manager on a project involving capacity building to incorporate whole genome sequencing into disease surveillance in four Low and Middle-income countries. As part of this project, I work with a team of laboratory scientists, bioinformaticians and developers.• Work with CGPS partners in the public health community to create bespoke data processing and visualisation dashboard pipelines of disparate data types to best suit their needs using CGPS data processing web application tools.• Collaborate with the developers on our team to help develop data processing tools to help Public Health agencies implement genomic surveillance• Tools used include: R, SQL, ClickUp, CGPS web application tools

Oxford

• Worked on a project commissioned by the UK Department of Health, aimed at establishing and mapping the global disease burden associated with antimicrobial resistance. • Managed a team of 15 students working on data extraction• In charge of extracting, validating, cleaning, geopositioning and modelling data from published literature, country surveys and surveillance data• Responsible for running geo-spatial models of the global prevalence of drug-resistant TB from 1995 – 2019. • Models used included generalised additive models (GAM), penalised regression models (elastic-net, ridge, lasso), random forest, cubist and neural-networks• Used Stata and R to perform data clean-up and analysis

Singapore

I worked in Professor Paul MacAry's Lab in the NUS Immunology Programme. The aim of the project I worked on was to characterise the human T cell responses to Dengue virus in an adult cohort of Dengue patients. As part of this project I was in charge of processing all blood samples collected and running the experiments. The experimental techniques I used included ELISPOT, ELISA, intracellular staining and multicolour flow cytometry analysis.

Summer internship in in a biophysics lab. Experimental techniques used: protein production, protein purification using HPLC and crystallography.

London, United Kingdom

Part-time personal tutor in Biology

Singapore

Personal tutor to primary and secondary school students from the Singapore French School

Singapore

I worked as part of a small team that organised the first Singapore Design Festival involving seminars, exhibitions and workshops. Worked with organisers of each event to ensure their smooth running and to gather and consolidate feedback

Master’S Degree, Public Health

Modules: Health Economics, Epidemiology, Statistics, Health Promotion, Statistical Methods in Epidemiology, Epidemiology and Control.

Bachelor Of Science - Bsc, Biology