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Introduction to new teaching
faculty
Annelies Wilder-Smith moved to Heidel-
berg in early 2011 after almost 20 years
in Asia. She is a public health physician
and tropical medicine specialist with
many years of working experience in low-
and middle-income countries. She was
the coordinator of global health teaching
at the National University of Singapore,
the director of Asia’s largest travel medi-
cine clinic in Singapore, and specialises
in clinical and epidemiological research
related to emerging infectious diseases.
Olaf Horstick is a specialist in public
health medicine with main interests in
public health in low- and middle-income
countries. Over his 20 years of experi-
ence in global health in many different
countries and different fields of public
health, his work has been predomi-
nantly in neglected tropical diseases.
In this context Olaf has been at WHO
for 6 years, working chiefly on dengue.
As of last year, Olaf works part-time for
GIZ, coordinating several health-related
cooperation projects between Brazil
and other Latin American countries. His
special interests include primary care
development, health sector reform,
programme management and control of
neglected communicable diseases.
Teaching Director
A. Wilder-Smith
Teaching Coordinator
Olaf Horstick
Master course
administration and
coordination
Katharina Sommer
Short course
coordinator
Pauline Grys
DAAD
Anke Nitschke
Medical students
teaching
(Public Health)
Michael Marx
Preparatory course
in Development
Cooperation
Florian Neuhann
Required elective
Global Health
Sabine Gabrysch