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PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT & CITIZEN SCIENCE: FROM DISEASE AWARENESS TO DATA REPOSITORIES Presentations & discussion highlighting some exciting and innovative projects in citizen science and public engagement, to advance the understanding, epidemiology and control of several neglected tropical diseases. With the participation of: Dr Aidan Emery (Life Sciences, Natural History Museum London) Dr Tine Huyse / Dr Mercy Ashepet (Royal Museum for Central Africa, ATRAP Project) Dr Mags Leighton (NTD Network Project Officer, Durham University) Prof Marco Salvemini (University of Naples Federico II, Italy) Prof Mat Todd (UCL School of Pharmacy) Recorded online on March 24th 2022 as part of ISNTD Festival 2022, bringing together creative industries and infectious diseases. https://www.isntd.org/isntd-festival

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