Control fast or control smart: When should invading pathogens be controlled?
Thompson, RN; Gilligan, CA; Cunniffe, NJ;
PLoS computational biology issue 2 volume 14 page e1006014- (16 February 2018)

Spread of yellow fever virus outbreak in Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo 2015-16: a modelling study.
Kraemer, MUG; Faria, NR; Reiner, RC; Golding, N; Nikolay, B; Stasse, S; Johansson, MA; Salje, H; Faye, O; Wint, GRW; Niedrig, M; Shearer, FM; Hill, SC; Thompson, RN; Bisanzio, D; Taveira, N; Nax, HH; Pradelski, BSR; Nsoesie, EO; Murphy, NR; Bogoch, II; Khan, K; Brownstein, JS; Tatem, AJ; de Oliveira, T; Smith, DL; Sall, AA; Pybus, OG; Hay, SI; Cauchemez, S;
The Lancet. Infectious diseases issue 3 volume 17 page 330-338 (March 2017)

Management of invading pathogens should be informed by epidemiology rather than administrative boundaries.
Thompson, RN; Cobb, RC; Gilligan, CA; Cunniffe, NJ;
Ecological modelling volume 324 page 28-32 (March 2016)

Modelling cell migration and adhesion during development
Thompson, R; Yates, C; Baker, R;
Bulletin of Mathematical Biology issue 12 volume 74 page 2793-2809 (2012)

Effect of Confusing Symptoms and Infectiousness on Forecasting and Control of Ebola Outbreaks
Thompson, RN; Hart, WS;
Clinical Infectious Diseases