Guillaume Demare

Dr. Guillaume Demare is a Researcher at Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin's Center for Global Health (Campus Charité Mitte), joining in 2024. An ecologist and environmental scientist, he holds a BSc in Biology from University College London and an MSc in Geography from the University of Oxford.

Education:

• BSc in Biology, University College London
• MSc in Geography, University of Oxford (research on poverty-conservation interplay in Central America)
• PhD, Freie Universität Berlin and Museum für Naturkunde Berlin (completed 2017-2024)

His research integrates environmental science with global health, focusing on statistical modeling of vaccination coverage barriers. Current work examines child immunization non-compliance in southern Madagascar through the SOAMEVA project with Doctors for Madagascar, identifying socioeconomic and logistical factors affecting vaccine access. His methodology combines ecological fieldwork with advanced data analysis.

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Guillaume advises on global health initiatives through field collaborations rather than formal student supervision. His work connects environmental conservation frameworks with public health interventions, particularly in resource-limited settings across the Global South. Current grants support the SOAMEVA project's statistical modeling and field implementation.

He leads cross-disciplinary teams in the SOAMEVA project, coordinating epidemiologists, local health workers, and conservation specialists in Madagascar. This integrates environmental data collection with healthcare delivery systems to address zero-dose children in remote communities.