Join world-leading epidemiologist Raina McIntyre in conversation with Dr Laleen Jayamanne as she examines how vaccines transformed our public health landscape and examines how we might restore public trust in their safety and efficacy.
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RAINA MCINTYRE is professor of Global Biosecurity and NHMRC Research Fellow. She heads the Biosecurity Program at the Kirby Institute, UNSW. She is part of the WHO COVID 19 Vaccine Composition Technical Advisory Group and the WHO SAGE Smallpox and mpox advisory group.
DR LALEEN JAYAMANNE received her BA from the University of Ceylon, her MA from New York University, and her PhD from the University of New South Wales. She was a recipient of an ARC Discovery grant, and her research focuses on cross-cultural film criticism, feminist film theory, and Deleuzean film theory. Some of Jayamanne’s published works include: Towards Cinema and its Double: Cross-cultural Mimesis (2001), Kiss Me Deadly: Feminism and Cinema for the Moment (1995), and The Filmmaker and the Prostitute: Dennis O’Rourke’s The Good Woman of Bangkok (1997).
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