Projects

UNDERSTANDING AND LEVERAGING ASYMPTOMATIC INFECTIONS TO CONTROL EBOLA VIRUS TRANSMISSION

National Science Foundation, Division of Environmental Biology (DEB)
People: Juliet Pulliam
2015 – 2016

METHODS FOR EVALUATING VACCINE EFFICACY

National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
People: Ira Longini, Natalie Dean, Yang Yang, M Halloran
2015 – 2020

CONFERENCE ON THE ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES 2015; ATHENS, GEORGIA, MAY 26-29, 2015

National Science Foundation, Division of Environmental Biology (DEB)
People: Andrew Park
2015 – 2015

AN APPROACH FOR ESTIMATING FOODBORNE ILLNESSES AND ASSESSING RISK FACTORS

National Institutes of Health, National Library of Medicine
People: Elaine Nsoesie, John Brownstein
2015 – 2019

A BAYESIAN APPROACH TO INFERRING THE STRENGTH OF COEVOLUTION

National Science Foundation, Division of Environmental Biology (DEB)
People: Scott Nuismer
2015 – 2020

A THREE-POPULATION THREE-SCALE SOCIAL NETWORK MODEL TO ASSESS DISEASE DISPERSION

National Institutes of Health, National Institute of General Medical Sciences
People: Ling Bian, Cynthia Chen, Xiangyang Guan
2015 – 2020

MATHEMATICAL MODELING AND ANALYSIS OF HIV CARE TRAJECTORIES AND RETENTION IN CARE CHALLENGES

National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
People: Eva Enns
2015 – 2020

SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS FOR SOLVING MINORITY HEALTH DISPARITIES

National Science Foundation, Directorate of Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences (SBE), Office of Multidisciplinary Activities (SMA)
People: Kirk Dombrowski
2015 – 2021

LINKING ANTIGENIC & GENETIC VARIATION OF DENGUE TO INDIVIDUAL AND POPULATION RISK

National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
People: Derek Cummings, Bernardo Garcia Carreras
2015 – 2020

MODEL-GUIDED ASSESSMENT OF ROTAVIRUS VACCINE IMPACT IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
People: Virginia Pitzer
2015 – 2020

MULTI-SCALE DYNAMICS OF WHITE-NOSE SYNDROME IN NORTH AMERICA

National Science Foundation, Division of Emerging Frontiers
People: John Drake
2015 – 2018

FITTING EBOLA MULTI-TYPE BRANCHING PROCESS MODELS TO DATA

National Science Foundation, Division of Mathematical Sciences (DMS)
People: Andrew Park
2015 – 2015

EBOLA OUTBREAK: A WEB TOOL FOR TRACKING PATHOGEN EVOLUTION IMPACT ON IMMUNE RESPONSES

National Science Foundation, Division of Biological Infrastructure (DBI)
People: Sergei Pond
2014 – 2015

OPTIMAL ALLOCATION OF BOTH NON-PHARMACEUTICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL INTERVENTIONS TOWARD CONTROLLING EBOLA VIRUS TRANSMISSION IN WEST AFRICA

National Science Foundation, Division of Environmental Biology (DEB)
People: Alison Galvani
2014 – 2016

MIDAS

Projects

Research and Training by MIDAS Members

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UNDERSTANDING AND LEVERAGING ASYMPTOMATIC INFECTIONS TO CONTROL EBOLA VIRUS TRANSMISSION

METHODS FOR EVALUATING VACCINE EFFICACY

CONFERENCE ON THE ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES 2015; ATHENS, GEORGIA, MAY 26-29, 2015

AN APPROACH FOR ESTIMATING FOODBORNE ILLNESSES AND ASSESSING RISK FACTORS

A BAYESIAN APPROACH TO INFERRING THE STRENGTH OF COEVOLUTION

A THREE-POPULATION THREE-SCALE SOCIAL NETWORK MODEL TO ASSESS DISEASE DISPERSION

MATHEMATICAL MODELING AND ANALYSIS OF HIV CARE TRAJECTORIES AND RETENTION IN CARE CHALLENGES

SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS FOR SOLVING MINORITY HEALTH DISPARITIES

LINKING ANTIGENIC & GENETIC VARIATION OF DENGUE TO INDIVIDUAL AND POPULATION RISK

MODEL-GUIDED ASSESSMENT OF ROTAVIRUS VACCINE IMPACT IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

MULTI-SCALE DYNAMICS OF WHITE-NOSE SYNDROME IN NORTH AMERICA

FITTING EBOLA MULTI-TYPE BRANCHING PROCESS MODELS TO DATA

EBOLA OUTBREAK: A WEB TOOL FOR TRACKING PATHOGEN EVOLUTION IMPACT ON IMMUNE RESPONSES

OPTIMAL ALLOCATION OF BOTH NON-PHARMACEUTICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL INTERVENTIONS TOWARD CONTROLLING EBOLA VIRUS TRANSMISSION IN WEST AFRICA

VALUE OF INFORMATION AND STRUCTURED DECISION-MAKING FOR MANAGEMENT OF EBOLA

DESIGNING EBOLA INTERVENTIONS FOR LARGE URBAN AREAS THROUGH AGENT-BASED MODELING AND NETWORK ANALYSIS

INFERENCE FOR INTERACTING PATHOGENS WITH MECHANISTIC AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL MODELS

MODELING THE EVOLUTIONARY DYNAMICS OF IMMUNITY TO INFLUENZA FOR VACCINE DEVELOPME

MODELING, SPATIAL, STATISTICS, CENTER FOR STATISTICS AND QUANTITATIVE INFECTIOUS DISEASES

A FRAMEWORK FOR INTEGRATING MULTIPLE DATA SOURCES FOR MODELING AND FORECASTING OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES

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