Epidemiology
| Faculty Name and Picture | Research Area(s) |
|---|---|
 Parminder Basran | Radiation Dosimetry and Treatment Planning; Medical Image Processing and Analysis​; and Medical Physics Training and Education. I have keen interests in machine learning methods in radiation oncology, radiomics, and stereotactic ablative radiation therapies and hypo-fractionation. |
Ana I. Bento | In my lab we seek to understand the dynamics of biological populations and epidemics, focusing on how to bring experimental and observational data together with mathematical theory. Tackling biological questions of public application and importance. The lab ongoing research falls into the following themes: (i) pathogen evolution and phylodynamics; (ii) seasonal disease transmission; (iii) anthropogenic effects (e.g. vaccines); (iv) adaptive behavior. |
Casey Cazer | Epidemiology of zoonotic diseases, evidence-based medicine, and One-Health; developing methods to improve antimicrobial resistance surveillance and track multidrug resistance |
 Soon Hon Cheong | Postpartum ovarian and uterine health; epidemiology; regenerative medicine; microfluidics and assisted reproductive techniques - lab |
Kevin Cummings | Application of epidemiologic approaches to investigate the ecology and transmission of Salmonella and other foodborne pathogens among a wide variety of hosts |
Amandine Gamble | I investigate what drives hosts’ contributions to pathogen dynamics across biological scales, from host-pathogen molecular interactions to host species interactions. To do so, I combine theoretical, observational, and experimental approaches, and consider various study systems in the lab and in the field, including emerging bat-borne viruses and their hosts, and bacterial pathogens of endangered seabirds. I collaborate with stakeholders to translate scientific outputs into sustainable, targeted solutions against pathogen threats, with the focus on ecological interventions. |
Kathryn Fiorella | Planetary Health/One Health, fisheries, livelihoods, HIV/AIDS, nutrition, environmental change - lab |
 Rodman Getchell | Molecular diagnostics and emerging diseases of fish; target animal safety studies for new aquaculture therapeutants and chemicals |
Laura Goodman | Pathogen discovery and surveillance, with focus areas on tick-borne disease and antimicrobial resistance; exploring the underlying mechanisms of infectious disease emergence and identifying biomarkers to detect and prevent emerging threats to humans and animals |
 Renata Ivanek Miojevic | Epidemiology and ecology of infectious and foodborne diseases; mathematical modeling; spatial epidemiology; risk assessment; public health |
 Sabine Mann | Metabolic diseases and insulin signaling; nutrition; epidemiology; metabolic and nutritional immunology |
 Jessica McArt | Epidemiology of periparturient diseases in dairy cattle; disease economics; on-farm methods for accurate disease diagnosis - lab |
Saurabh Mehta | Global health (active research projects in India, East Africa, and Latin America); infectious disease epidemiology, particularly HIV, Tuberculosis, and neglected tropical diseases; nutritional interventions and nutritional modulation of the immune response - lab |
 Daryl V. Nydam | Epidemiology of food security/safety issues related to dairy production medicine; study of economically important infectious diseases, particularly zoonoses; subclinical diseases of peraparturient cattle and reproductive efficacy |
 Raina Plowright | Studied pathogens that spill over from animals to people, the dynamics of zoonotic pathogens in wildlife populations, and pathogens that threaten wildlife conservation |
Taika Von Konigslow | Neonatal calf health, Antimicrobial stewardship strategies, Biomarker predictors of disease risk, Precision livestock technologies |
Amy Vasquez | Epidemiology of mastitis pathogens; exploring the relationship between mastitis/dairy cattle welfare and carbon footprint/sustainability; contributions of farm practices on milk quality |
 Lorin Warnick | Dairy cattle epidemiology; pre-harvest food safety; Salmonellosis in cattle; infectious disease |
Martin Wiedmann | Molecular pathogenesis of food-borne and zoonotic bacterial diseases |
Matthias Wieland | Milk harvesting process; support science-based development and on-farm implementation of innovative machine technologies and milking routines; epidemiological studies that deliver data to improve profitability and sustainability |
