Professor Charlotte Watts, Chief Scientific Adviser to the Department for International Development where she is Director of the Research and Evidence Division, will deliver her lecture entitled: Research and International Development on Thursday 16 November, on Highfield Campus, Building 58 (Murray) 1067.
Charlotte is a global expert on HIV and on violence against women, with her work over the past 25 years spanning analyses of the social, economic and gendered determinants of HIV risk, mathematical modelling of disease trajectories, intervention design and evaluation, economic evaluation and co-financing approaches.
The event is part of the University’s Distinguished Lecture Series and will be filmed.
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