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Teza, Htun Teza is a Graduate Research Assistant based in Bangkok, Thailand, working in healthcare research with a focus on health data science and real-world evidence. His primary interest lies in secondary data research, specifically the responsible reuse of routinely collected clinical data, such as electronic medical records, to answer epidemiological and clinical questions. His work centers on the curation and analysis of large longitudinal cohorts derived from routine clinical visits starting from 2010, with a focus on hypertension and dementia. He is affiliated with the Data Science and Clinical Informatics division, Department of Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics, Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital at Mahidol University. He primarily works in Python, with occasional use of R, and has experience in medical data wrangling, longitudinal cohort construction, and the integration of sociodemographic information into screening algorithms and clinical decision support settings. He is also a published photographer.

Alexander Zarebski is an Assistant Research Professor in the MRC Biostatistics Unit at the University of Cambridge. He is interested in the application of mathematics, statistics and computation to problems in infectious diseases, epidemiology and public health. He has worked on software including DERP (Deep Recursive Parameter Estimation), Jump-Switch-Flow (joint work with Domenic P.J. Germano), and Timtam (Time-series Integration Method Through Approximation of Moments). He has taught Mathematics & Statistics for Biomedicine at the University of Melbourne in 2024, Biological Modelling and Simulation at the University of Melbourne in 2023, Git, GitHub and Reproducible Research at the Department of Zoology, University of Oxford from 2021-2022, and Applied Analytic Statistics at the Oxford Internet Institute from 2020-2022.