Jason Andrews is a Professor at Stanford University and a physician-scientist who studies infectious diseases, including tuberculosis. For the past thirteen years, he has led large-scale tuberculosis screening and prevention studies in prisons in Brazil, work that examines how the disease spreads in incarcerated populations.

Dr Farah Houdroge is a senior research officer at the Burnet Institute's Modelling and Biostatistics Group. She specialises in infectious disease modelling and health economic evaluation, with a focus on viral hepatitis elimination.

Eleanor is an infectious disease modeller and health economist based in Bristol, UK. Her expertise lies in modelling the cost-effectiveness of vaccination programmes and public health interventions. She has collaborated with researchers at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of the MOSAIC intervention.