Alice’s research interests revolve around co-developing and expanding mathematical models in collaboration with decision-makers to ensure their practical applicability in public health policy and implementation. She analyses geographical and demographic disparities in disease burden to identify transmission hotspots and develop targeted intervention strategies. This approach ensures that resources are allocated efficiently, maximising the impact of malaria control efforts. It also empowers policymakers with actionable, data-driven insights to improve disease control strategies.

Alice is committed to capacity building and mentorship, supervising master’s students in Kenya and teaching introduction to statistics and R workshops.