We study transmission dynamics using a combination of theoretical and empirical approaches to improve global health.
Projects
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Cholera Dynamics The Cholera Dynamics Project aims to study cholera transmission dynamics through mechanistic and statistical models using global incidence data.
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Fluscape Characterizing the immune landscapes of human influenza in southern China.
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SMART2 Surveillance, Monitoring Absenteeism & Respiratory Transmission in Schools.
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Impetus The Impetus study aims to develop and extend statistical and modeling methodologies for spatial data.
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HIV Dynamics We conduct highly interdisciplinary HIV research focused on the application of mechanistic models and molecular epidemiology to population-based cross-sectional and longitudinal survey data. Our efforts are largely concentrated in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Measles & Rubella Dynamics Working towards control, elimination, and eradication of two of the world's most infectious diseases.
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Healthcare Epidemiology We work closely with the Johns Hopkins Hospital and other organizations to understand and combat healthcare acquired infections.
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Emerging Diseases Dynamic modeling and real time analyses to respond to emerging disease threats.
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Cross-Sectional Incidence Testing Developing and validating testing algorithms to generate point estimates of HIV and HCV incidence.
Latest @JHIDDynamics
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2 weeks 5 days agoRT @GilesJohnR: Is there a link between fruit bat foraging and Hendra virus ecology? 🦇🌳🦠We explore this in our latest paper in… https://t.co/cxxfhbJYWE
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4 weeks 1 hour agoRT @TheFerrariLab: Great job by @EpiPixels to adopt this work on measles elimination as a learning resource for kids -… https://t.co/u5aEGoCFK7
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1 month 1 day agoRT @Ymax: Talking to #endcholera and tackling mountains @JHIDDynamics @andrewazman #morecowbell https://t.co/g8OLtZHNYO -
1 month 1 day agoRT @bansallab: Amy Wesilowski @apwez giving an excellent talk on human mobility and malaria transmission, wowing the #netsci2018 a… https://t.co/dQrFNOzMlK
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1 month 2 weeks agoRT @WHOBulletin: Maurice M’bangombe et al. examine the use of #oralcholeravaccine for the #prevention of #waterborne disease in… https://t.co/tOqxBjbXG1
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1 month 2 weeks agoRT @GlobalGutHealth: Excited that we just received @NIAIDNews R01 on #cholera #serosurveillance - collaboration w/ @andrewazman… https://t.co/d3hAsN6Yz3
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1 month 3 weeks agoCongratulations to @hsalje @datcummings and colleagues on their exciting new work on dengue titer dynamics in… https://t.co/N35YfnKvjX
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2 months 44 min agoCongrats @Ymax, so happy to have you on board. Happy to employ the stellar grads from @bansallab anytime! https://t.co/jvIADrMAp3
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2 months 2 days agoRT @Caroline_OF_B: Great idea to amplify female voices. There are so many great female infectious disease experts. A few examples just… https://t.co/wq7fa06Il8
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2 months 6 days agoRT @eatonjw: We're seeking colleagues to improve models and data that countries use to track the global HIV epidemic. Help lead… https://t.co/mtAFmy9KQc
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3 months 2 weeks agoRT @EvieCummings23: Dr. Derek Cummings is a genius UF Professor ...but get in line behind me, @UF_CLAS ! Hands off my husband #ManCrush… https://t.co/EWiaLIhuMT
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3 months 3 weeks agoRT @SecGTFCC: #SDG6 commits the world to ensuring that everyone has access to safe water by 2030. Target #cholera hotspots to rea… https://t.co/7RFTKl0JWP