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  • Who we are
    • People
    • Collaborators
  • Projects
    • Cholera Dynamics
      • Data
    • COVID-19
    • Cross-Sectional Incidence Testing
    • Emerging Diseases
    • Fluscape
    • HIV Dynamics
    • Healthcare Epidemiology
    • Impetus
    • Measles & Rubella
    • Phylogenetic Study Design
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We study transmission dynamics using a combination of theoretical and empirical approaches to improve global health.

Projects

  • Healthcare Epidemiology We work closely with the Johns Hopkins Hospital and other organizations to understand and combat healthcare acquired infections.
  • Fluscape Characterizing the immune landscapes of human influenza in southern China.
  • Measles & Rubella Dynamics Working towards control, elimination, and eradication of two of the world's most infectious diseases.
  • Cholera Dynamics The Cholera Dynamics Project aims to study cholera transmission dynamics through mechanistic and statistical models using global incidence data.
  • Emerging Diseases Dynamic modeling and real time analyses to respond to emerging disease threats.
  • Cross-Sectional Incidence Testing Developing and validating testing algorithms to generate point estimates of HIV and HCV incidence.
  • COVID-19 Our multi-faceted project focuses on response to the current COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. The areas of interest range from health intervention tracking to contact tracing app development.
  • Impetus The Impetus study aims to develop and extend statistical and modeling methodologies for spatial data.
  • 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.
  • Phylogenetic Study Design Developing methods to estimate informative sample sizes for phylogenetic studies.

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Tel: xxx-xxx-xxxx

Email: iddynam [at] jhu.edu

Infectious Disease Dynamics Group
c/o Amy Wesolowski
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
615 North Wolfe Street, E6516
Baltimore MD 21205

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