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CLAIRE COVID-19 Initiative Video Series: Meet the Team Leaders – Jose Sousa

Jose Sousa
In the next interview in this series of Meet the Team Leaders from the CLAIRE COVID-19 Initiative, we hear from Jose Sousa, Faculty of Medicine, Health and Life Sciences, Queen’s University Belfast.

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Jose Sousa is the leader of the Mobility and monitoring data analysis topic group in the CLAIRE Covid-19 Initiative. In this interview you can find out why he decided to join the initiative, how their research can help, and the next steps for the topic group.

To find out more about this series read our recent post, and watch the first video with Emanuela Girardi. You can also watch interviews with Davide Bacciu and Ann Nowé.

You will be able to watch the whole series on the CLAIRE YouTube channel. New videos will be posted over the coming days.

Find out more about the CLAIRE COVID-19 task force here.
You can contact the taskforce by email here.



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