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title: "How do we evaluate modelling work, and what does that imply about modelling responsibly?"
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## Key details
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- 24 March 2026, 10.00–16.30
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- LSHTM, Keppel St, London WC1E 7HT
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- 30-50 participants across academia and public health
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- [Join us](register.qmd)
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- 24 March 2026, 10.00–16.30
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- LSHTM, Keppel St, London WC1E 7HT
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- 30-50 participants across academia and public health
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- [Join us](register.qmd)
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## Overview
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We're inviting participants to join a one day workshop on evaluation and responsibility in infectious disease modelling. Through the day, we'll:
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- compare perspectives on evaluation in epidemiological and public health contexts
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- collaboratively map out what this means for professional norms, values, and responsibilities
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- experiment with what this looks like in practice by co-designing training material for modellers
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- compare perspectives on evaluation in epidemiological and public health contexts
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- collaboratively map out what this means for professional norms, values, and responsibilities
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- experiment with what this looks like in practice by co-designing training material for modellers
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We intend to directly support participants by building up practical ideas, resources, and relationships.
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While we anticipate a UK focus, we welcome contributions from any context.
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We encourage participants from all career experiences and interests to join.
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We intend to directly support participants by building up practical ideas, resources, and relationships. While we anticipate a UK focus, we welcome contributions from any context. We encourage participants from all career experiences and interests to join.
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## Agenda
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10:00 Welcome activity: Nominating role models
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10:15 Introduction & aims
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10:30 Opening: Modelling & scientific responsibility
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10:40 Evaluation across epidemiological contexts
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11:10 Implications for scientific responsibility
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_11:30 Coffee break_
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*11:30 Coffee break*
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11:45 Training scientifically responsible modellers
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_12:30 Lunch_
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*12:30 Lunch*
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13:30 Opening: Modelling & social responsibility
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13:40 Evaluation across public health contexts
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14:10 Implications for social responsibility
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_14:30 Fresh air break_
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*14:30 Fresh air break*
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15:00 Training socially responsible modellers
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15:45 Gallery of co-designed training materials
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16:00 Crowd sourcing: big priorities and small next steps
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16:30 Close
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**See the full [schedule](2026-03-24.qmd)**
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## Join
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Get in touch with Kath Sherratt to join:
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- [katharine.sherratt@lshtm.ac.uk](mailto:katharine.sherratt@lshtm.ac.uk)
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- [More information](register.qmd)
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- [katharine.sherratt\@lshtm.ac.uk](mailto:katharine.sherratt@lshtm.ac.uk)
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Organised by Kath Sherratt (LSHTM), Seb Funk (LSHTM), and Erica Thompson (UCL), and supported by LSHTM CMMID
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Organised by Kath Sherratt (LSHTM), Seb Funk (LSHTM), and Erica Thompson (UCL), and supported by LSHTM CMMID

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