Dominik Zenner

Dr. Dominik Zenner is a Clinical Professor in Infectious Disease Epidemiology at Queen Mary University of London's Wolfson Institute of Population Health. He holds roles including Principal Investigator for the COVER-ME project addressing vaccine hesitancy in underserved communities and co-investigator in multiple studies on tuberculosis (TB) control and migration health. His research focuses on infectious disease epidemiology, migration health, and healthcare policy, with significant contributions to TB screening strategies, refugee health programs, and digital health interventions. He has held leadership roles in Public Health England and the International Organization for Migration (IOM).

Educational Background:

• MD from University of Cologne
• PhD from University of Amsterdam
• MA International Relations and Development Studies from University of East Anglia
• MSc Public Health from London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

Research Interests:

• Migration Health: Focused on MENA region migrants and transforming data surveillance systems.
• Tuberculosis Control: Specializing in screening strategies, latent TB treatment, and healthcare equity.
• Public Health Policy: Developing evidence-based guidelines for EU/EEA countries, including ECDC and WHO collaborations.
• Digital Health: Targeted testing tools for underserved communities and marginalized populations.

Current Projects: Principal Investigator for COVER-ME (COVID vaccine hesitancy interventions), co-investigator in E-DETECT TB (EU TB management), and contributor to the Million Migrants study. Supervises PhD students on topics ranging from TB-cardiac comorbidities in Zambia to migrant health policy in Tunisia.

Professional Roles: NIHR School for Primary Care Research training lead, GP in East London, and Fellow of the Faculty of Public Health.