"Rosalind combines her experience as a physician and a researcher to improve health systems through innovation with an emphasis on HIV and sexually transmitted infections in Uganda. She is the Founding Director of the Academy for Health Innovation, Uganda based at the Infectious Diseases Institute, Makerere University and is a Clinical Principal Research Associate at University of Cambridge, UK.
She is a Principal Investigator (PI) on various studies investigating the impact of digital technologies. She is co-PI for the Hub for Sexual and Reproductive Health in Africa (HASH), and has sat on advisory teams for Gates Foundation and WHO on AI in health. She and her team developed the ARTAccess App tool which allows HIV drug delivery in private pharmacies for over 40,000 people living with HIV countrywide. Their Call for Life tool has supported the Ugandan Ministry of Health COVID-19 response and continues to provide automated phone call support to people living with HIV and TB.
She leads a Medical Drones project funded by the UK Medical Research Council, and Johnson & Johnson which is evaluating the delivery of HIV medication to remote areas.
Rosalind is a strong advocate for multi-disciplinary work, e.g. History of HIV project that brought together artists, social scientists and bio-medical teams to create an exhibition at the Uganda Museum and is now a film.
She is a module leader for The Masters in Population Health Sciences - Global Health theme at Cambridge and is a PhD and Masters supervisor at Makerere and Cambridge. "

"Rosalind combines her experience as a physician and a researcher to improve health systems through innovation with an emphasis on HIV and sexually transmitted infections in Uganda. She is the Founding Director of the Academy for Health Innovation, Uganda based at the Infectious Diseases Institute, Makerere University and is a Clinical Principal Research Associate at University of Cambridge, UK.
She is a Principal Investigator (PI) on various studies investigating the impact of digital technologies. She is co-PI for the Hub for Sexual and Reproductive Health in Africa (HASH), and has sat on advisory teams for Gates Foundation and WHO on AI in health. She and her team developed the ARTAccess App tool which allows HIV drug delivery in private pharmacies for over 40,000 people living with HIV countrywide. Their Call for Life tool has supported the Ugandan Ministry of Health COVID-19 response and continues to provide automated phone call support to people living with HIV and TB.
She leads a Medical Drones project funded by the UK Medical Research Council, and Johnson & Johnson which is evaluating the delivery of HIV medication to remote areas.
Rosalind is a strong advocate for multi-disciplinary work, e.g. History of HIV project that brought together artists, social scientists and bio-medical teams to create an exhibition at the Uganda Museum and is now a film.
She is a module leader for The Masters in Population Health Sciences - Global Health theme at Cambridge and is a PhD and Masters supervisor at Makerere and Cambridge. "

Jessica Haberer, MD, MS is a Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and the Director of Research at the Massachusetts General Hospital Center for Global Health. Her research is multi-disciplinary, involving clinical epidemiology, behavioral science, mHealth, data science, implementation science, and ethics. She works primarily in the prevention and treatment of HIV and tuberculosis, involving adult, adolescent, and pediatric patients. Current research is ongoing in Uganda, Kenya, and South Africa. She is additionally committed to active mentorship, promotion of diversity in the work force, and equity in global health research partnerships.

A global advocate for data ethics and privacy, earning accolades such as recognition among the Global Top 100 Innovators in Data and Analytics. His 22-year impact resonates through acknowledgments like the 100 Most Influential AI & Analytics Leaders in India and the esteemed AI100 - Young Business Leader of the Year. He’s been honoured as part of the Top 40 under 40 Data Scientists, a testament to my pioneering contributions. His dedication extends to nurturing aspiring talent and pioneering start-ups, recognized among the Top Five Data Science mentors in India. As a mentor for NASSCOM DeepTech Club and T-Hub, he catalysed innovation, empowering deep technology start-ups and has 25 authored papers on diverse subjects related to Artificial Intelligence and advanced Data & Analytics.