Identifying the factors that influence the spread of infectious diseases in order to control and prevent their proliferation
Projects
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AGED Linking antigenic and genetic variation of dengue to individual and population risk
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Modeling Zika Risk Data-driven mathematical modeling of the shared epidemiology of Zika and other arboviruses across the globe
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HIV Interventions Modeling interactions between HIV interventions in key populations in India
Latest @uf_idd
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7 Dec 2019Posters! #influenza #rotavirus #dengue #HAI oh my! https://t.co/bvD61JxuJ2 -
7 Dec 2019And that’s a wrap. #Epidemics7 was a success! Interesting progress in #mobility and #influenza modeling. Policy mat… https://t.co/XcVqBxzAWR
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25 Nov 2019RT @uf_idd: And that’s a wrap! It was great to network with so many great practitioners and hear about the progress to prevent… https://t.co/tmYScOw8bH
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25 Nov 2019And that’s a wrap! It was great to network with so many great practitioners and hear about the progress to prevent… https://t.co/tmYScOw8bH
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18 Oct 2019RT @ba_borgert: Thanks @HiDrNic for bringing @tpwky’s #TheErins to @UF. Killer conversation about #scicomm and #arboviruses. Tune i… https://t.co/TqaBblRiWC
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5 Oct 2019RT @susandoessci: Extremely proud of the work done by the entire ResPECT team at #IDWeek2019 - particularly this poster I presented w… https://t.co/ah2yAEMGwU
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26 Sep 2019RT @ba_borgert: Representing @UF at #sove2019! So many innovations in vector control, #scicomm, and understanding #arboviruses. https://t.co/WBX2wLasvZ
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9 Sep 2019The primary paper of the ResPECT trial was published last week. ResPECT examined the effectiveness of respiratory p… https://t.co/oCxELHvQUo
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21 Jun 2019RT @reichlab: Attention ID modeler types, there is a special issue of the Int'l J of Forecasting on Forecasting for Social Good,… https://t.co/lZ67WgF9zy
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18 Jun 2019RT @hsalje: Age data of cases are simple to collect, are (largely) robust to surveillance bias and quantify infection risk much… https://t.co/3k7UJlE12O
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29 Mar 2019RT @MattDeGennaro: Coverage of our paper in the New York Times: How Mosquitoes Sniff Out Your Sweat https://t.co/wlx2FTXxtP #FIU #Aedes
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26 Mar 2019RT @MOUGK: Using #openly available human movement data to better predict the spread of infectious disease in resource poor set… https://t.co/1ISeoN0fa1
Positions Available
Postdoctoral Positions in VBD and Respiratory Pathogen Modeling
Posted: 01 Dec 2017
UF IDD seeks a full-time Postdoctoral Associate to assist on several projects assessing incidence patterns of respiratory pathogens (including influenza). For more information and details on how to apply, please contact us at info [at] ufiddynamics.org.