Helena Martí Soler

Helena Martí Soler is a biostatistician affiliated with ISGlobal's Migrant Health Group, focusing on predictive modeling and epidemiology. Her work bridges public health, machine learning, and migrant health challenges.

• PhD in Biostatistics (Université Paris-Sud, INSERM, France)
• Master’s in Public Health
• Statistics degree (UAB/UPC, Spain)

Research Interests: Specializing in malaria epidemiology through the Mozambican Alliance project, Helena develops machine learning models for migrant health analysis and vector control efficacy. Her work combines natural language processing and time-series analysis to assess global health interventions.

Publications Trends: Recent articles focus on malaria prevalence among migrants, sensor-driven biomedical processes, and mosquito control strategies. Earlier work includes sleep disorder diagnostics (NoSAS score development) and longitudinal malaria elimination programs in Mozambique.