Name: Shazia Ruybal Pesántez
Type: User
Company: @mrc-ide, Imperial College London
Bio: Postdoctoral research fellow in genetic/genomic epidemiology and surveillance of malaria and other vector-borne diseases
Twitter: DrShaziaRuybal
Location: London, UK
Blog: shaziaruybal.com
Shazia Ruybal Pesántez's Projects
Materials for the Disease Detectives R-Ladies Melbourne workshop prepared for It Takes a Spark Conference for high school students and teachers in STEM
This repository holds all of the code for the Applied Malaria Molecular Surveillance (AMMS) 2022 workshop, held at the EPHI in Addis Ababa, 5-7 August 2022.
Automate your CV - easy as 1, 2, knit! A workshop to get from data to professional CV using R Markdown presented at R-Ladies Melbourne
The source code for the covidClassifyR Shiny web application, which streamlines the data processing of Luminex-based SARS-CoV-2 serological data to classify recent exposure to COVID-19
A four-day workshop on how to use the covidClassifyR Shiny web application, designed for Papua New Guinea Institute of Medical Research researchers
Slides for a useR! 2022 conference talk on covidClassifyR: a Shiny app to streamline data analysis pipelines to enhance the monitoring of COVID-19 in Papua New Guinea
CV built with R Markdown and the vitae package
"Crea tu dashboard en R: Visualizando Datos del Mundial FIFA 1930-2018" Un taller para aprender a crear dashboards con R impartido en el Brown Bag Seminar del Laboratorio de Innovacion en Salud, UPCH
This tool is designed to help researchers conducting Plasmodium pfhrp2/3 gene deletion studies, it uses the DRpower package (mrc-ide.github.io/DRpower) in the backend for simulations
Analysis code and source data for the publication "Age-specific patterns of DBLα var diversity can explain why residents of high malaria transmission areas remain susceptible to Plasmodium falciparum blood stage infection throughout life" published in International Journal for Parasitology
Analysis code and source data for the manuscript " Identification of novel Plasmodium vivax proteins associated with protection against clinical malaria"
https://feb2016.resbaz.com/
Annual report for R-Ladies Melbourne Inc 2021-2022
Slides for an R-Ladies Melbourne talk on the rstudio::global(2021) Diversity Scholar workshops
:star2::hospital::star2: DIDE shiny server configuration
This repository stores the data and code for the manuscript entitled "Molecular epidemiology of continued Plasmodium falciparum disease transmission after an outbreak in Ecuador" by Ruybal-Pesántez et al
Archive of personal website with Hugo Academic theme
Archive of personal website using blogdown + Hugo Apero theme
Personal website using Quarto