National Science Foundation, Division of Environmental Biology
People: Lauren White
2017 – 2018
White LA, Mordechai L. (2020). Modeling the Justinianic Plague: Comparing hypothesized transmission routes. PloS one, 15(4)
White LA, Forester JD, Craft ME. (2018). Disease outbreak thresholds emerge from interactions between movement behavior, landscape structure, and epidemiology. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 115(28)
White LA, Torremorell M, Craft ME. (2017). Influenza A virus in swine breeding herds: Combination of vaccination and biosecurity practices can reduce likelihood of endemic piglet reservoir. Preventive veterinary medicine, (138)
White LA, Forester JD, Craft ME. (2018). Dynamic, spatial models of parasite transmission in wildlife: Their structure, applications and remaining challenges. The Journal of animal ecology, 87(3)
Stadler RV, White LA, Hu K, Helmke BP, Guilford WH. (2017). Direct measurement of cortical force generation and polarization in a living parasite. Molecular biology of the cell, 28(14)
(2017). Covariation between the physiological and behavioral components of pathogen transmission: host heterogeneity determines epidemic outcomes. OIKOS, 127(4)
Ezenwa VO, Archie EA, Craft ME, Hawley DM, Martin LB, Moore J, White L. (2016). Host behaviour-parasite feedback: an essential link between animal behaviour and disease ecology. Proceedings. Biological sciences, 283(1828)
White LA, Forester JD, Craft ME. (2017). Using contact networks to explore mechanisms of parasite transmission in wildlife. Biological reviews of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, 92(1)
MIDAS Coordination Center
University of Pittsburgh
A737 Public Health
130 DeSoto Street
Pittsburgh PA 15261
