Giselle Stogdale

Research Assistant

Working groups

Vector-Borne Diseases and Tropical Public Health group

giselle.stogdale@burnet.edu.au

Background

Giselle is a researcher working in vector-borne diseases and tropical public health. Her research interests include infectious diseases, global health, epidemiology and the integration of evidence-based approaches to inform public health decision-making.

Qualifications

2024–2025: Master of Public Health, Infectious Disease Epidemiology and Global Health, The University of Melbourne, Australia
2020–2023: Bachelor of Biomedicine, Biotechnology (Immunology and Microbiology), The University of Melbourne, Australia

Reports and other work

'Could climate change bring malaria back to Australia?', Pursuit magazine, The University of Melbourne

Current projects

NATNAT: Newly Adapted Tools and Network Against Mosquito Borne Disease Transmission

Burnet is partnering to reduce malaria and mosquito-borne diseases in Papua New Guinea (PNG). By generating local evidence, and strengthening leadership and advocacy, we’re driving access, uptake and impact of new vector control tools in PNG and the Pacific.