The thesis focused on cholera in the DRC. It was conducted jointly by ULiège and Unikin. The supervisors were Professors Pierre Ozer (ULiège) and Hippolyte Situakibanza Nani-Tuma (Unikin).

Modalities, preferential trajectories and explanatory factors of the spatio-temporal diffusion dynamics of cholera epidemics in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Joint doctoral thesis between the University of Liège and the University of Kinshasa, publicly defended with a view to obtaining the title of Doctor of Medicine (UniKin) and Doctor of Science (ULiège)

Composition of the jury

President: Michel MOUTSCHEN (Professor, ULiège)

Secretary: Nicolas ANTOINE-MOUSSIAUX (Professor, ULiège)

Promoters: Pierre OZER (Professor, ULiège) and Hippolyte SITUAKIBANZA (Professor, UniKin)

Members: Didier BOMPANGUE (Professor, UniKin); Catherine LINARD (Professor, UNamur); Jérémie MUWONGA (Professor, UniKin); Jack KOKOLOMAMI (Professor, UniKin); Denis PORIGNON (Senior Policy Advisor, OMS)

See the thesis summary