Samson Ogunlade ~ Research Officer; Associate Lecturer

Samson Ogunlade is an industrious biomathematician with a strong desire to impact and learn. Samson obtained his B.Tech in Industrial Mathematics (first class) from the Federal University of Technology, Akure, Nigeria. He received a masters degree in Mathematical Sciences from African Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Senegal, followed by a research masters in Medicine (Biomathematics option) from the University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia.

Samson has an experience in modelling and analyze data using mathematical and statistical tools. He combines passion and professional knowledge with an inclusive skillset to a challenging, demanding, rewarding, collaborating and supportive work environment.

Presently, Samson is an Associate Lecturer who teaches and tutors Biostatistics in College of Public Health and Tropical Medicine at JCU. He is also a research officer at the Australian Institute of Tropical Health and Medicine. His research interests include infectious diseases' modelling and simulation, and data analysis.

Teaching

• HS2402: Health Professional Research 1 (Level 2; CNS & TSV)

Experience

• 2021 to present - Research Officer, Australian Institute of Tropical Health and Medicine (Townsville)
• 2019 to present - Associate Lecturer, James Cook University (Townsville)

Research Disciplines

• Epidemiology (4202)
• Applied mathematics (4901)
• Veterinary sciences (3009)

Socio-Economic Objectives

• Public health (2004)
• Evaluation of health and support services (2002)
• health (2099)

Awards

• 2011 - Best Graduating Student, Industrial Mathematics Department, Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA).
• 2011 - FUTA Excellence and Productivity Award Winner: Special Award for Branding the University
• 2011 - Silver Medalist, Third National Mathematics Competition for University Students (NAMCUS ’11) organized by the National Mathematical Centre, Abuja.

Other

• 2020 - 8th Heidelberg Laureate Forum Young Researcher, Heidelberg Laureate Forum Foundation, Germany.

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Journal Articles

• Ogunlade S, Meehan M, Adekunle A and McBryde E (2023) A Systematic Review of Mathematical Models of Dengue Transmission and Vector Control: 2010–2020. Viruses, 15 (1).
• Adamu A, Furlong M, Ogunlade S, Adikwu A, Anyang A, Malgwi A, Abdulrahman A, Bida N, Owolodun O and Adegboye O (2022) Seroprevalence of Influenza A Virus in Dromedaries in North-Western Nigeria. Pathogens, 11 (12).
• Ogunlade S, Adekunle A, McBryde E and Meehan M (2022) Modelling the ecological dynamics of mosquito populations with multiple co-circulating Wolbachia strains. Scientific Reports, 12.
• Bonyah E, Ogunlade S, Purohit S and Singh J (2021) Modelling Cultural Hereditary Transmission: Insight Through Optimal Control. Ecological Complexity, 45.
• Caldwell J, Le X, McIntosh L, Meehan M, Ogunlade S, Ragonnet R, O'Neill G, Trauer T and McBryde E (2021) Vaccines and variants: modelling insights into emerging issues in COVID-19 epidemiology. Paediatric Respiratory Reviews, 39. pp. 32-39
• McBryde E, Meehan M, Caldwell J, Adekunle A, Ogunlade S, Kuddus M, Ragonnet R, Jayasundara P, Trauer J and Cope R (2021) Modelling direct and herd protection effects of vaccination against the SARS?CoV?2 Delta variant in Australia. Medical Journal of Australia, 215 (9). pp. 427-432
• Ogunlade S, Meehan M, Adekunle A, Rojas Alvarez D, Adegboye O and McBryde E (2021) A review: Aedes-borne arboviral infections, controls and Wolbachia-based strategies. Vaccines, 9 (1).
• Ogunlade S, Adekunle A, Meehan M, Rojas D and McBryde E (2020) Modeling the potential of wAu-Wolbachia strain invasion in mosquitoes to control Aedes-borne arboviral infections. Scientific Reports, 10.
• Okosun K, Khan M, Bonyah E and Ogunlade S (2017) On the dynamics of HIV-AIDS and cryptosporidiosis. European Physical Journal Plus, 132 (8). pp. 338-363

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