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Dr Seun Anjorin

Dr Seun Anjorin

Research groups

Seun Anjorin

Post Doctoral Health Data Scientist

Seun is a postdoctoral health data scientist at the Big Data Institute (BDI), part of Oxford Population Health. His research addresses questions related to schistosomiasis, an important neglected tropical disease. 

As a member of the Big Data and Helminth Epidemiology Group, Dr Anjorin works on the SchistoTrack project which is a large-scale study in rural Uganda that looks into the determinants of schistosomiasis-related morbidities and also transmission. He is exploring the link between current schistosome infection and associated morbidity risks. 

Seun completed hsi PhD at the Warwick Centre for Global Health, University of Warwick. His doctoral research involved the application of advanced analytical techniques to explore progress towards universal health coverage goals for essential health service in low- and middle-income countries. 

In his spare time, Dr Anjorin enjoys listening to gospel music, playing guitar and gangan (a talking drum).