Tetyana Vasylyeva

Dr. Tetyana Vasylyeva is a Branco Weiss Junior Research Fellow at New College, University of Oxford. Her research focuses on estimating epidemiological parameters and describing the spread of chronic viral infections such as HIV and Hepatitis C Virus in vulnerable populations, including people who inject drugs and forcibly displaced groups. She employs molecular epidemiology methods to evaluate and prioritize preventative strategies in populations challenging to study via traditional epidemiology. Her work bridges virology, public health, and population genetics.

• Affiliation: New College, University of Oxford
• Role: Junior Research Fellow (Branco Weiss Fellowship)

Research interests emphasize molecular epidemiology applications in understanding transmission dynamics of chronic infections, particularly among marginalized communities. Her interdisciplinary approach integrates genetic data with epidemiological modeling to inform public health interventions.

Awards:

• Branco Weiss Fellowship

Current focus includes optimizing prevention strategies for hard-to-reach populations through innovative molecular surveillance. No specific labs or collaborative teams are explicitly detailed in the provided information.