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Daniel Phillips

Statistical Modeller

I joined OVG in January 2026, where I will be working on methods to estimate correlates of protection for typhoid, paratyphoid and non-typhoidal salmonella.

My research interests include joint modelling of longitudinal and time-to-event data, correlates of protection, multiple imputation and Bayesian modelling. 

I submitted my DPhil (PhD) in Statistics at the University of Oxford in 2026. I developed a method to estimate correlates of protection for COVID-19, using a joint model to estimate antibody decay and vaccine efficacy waning.

Before my DPhil I worked at OVG as a statistician on the COVID-19 vaccine trials. I previously completed a Master's degree in Mathematics and Statistics from the University of Oxford, graduating in 2020.