Nardus Mollentze is a postdoctoral researcher and statistician based at the MRC-University of Glasgow Centre for Virus Research with a decade of experience dissecting virus cross-species transmission, host shifts, and epidemic dynamics. Combining a PhD in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology with an MSc and BSc(Hons) in Virology/Microbiology (cum laude), he leverages large, multi-host and multi-virus datasets to identify generalizable patterns that can inform epidemic preparedness. His work blends rigorous statistical modelling with ecological insight to predict which viruses are most likely to jump hosts and drive outbreaks. Based in Glasgow, he brings a rare mix of deep virology training and quantitative data-science skills, often uncovering subtle, non-obvious drivers of host jumps that improve surveillance prioritization.
10 years of coding experience
BSc (Hons), Microbiology/Virology (Cum Laude), BSc (Hons), Microbiology/Virology (Cum Laude) at University of Pretoria
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at University of Glasgow
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Nardus Mollentze - Postdoctoral Researcher at University of Glasgow