Investigating the Landscapes of Infectious Disease through Fieldwork, Data and Computation

 
 
 
Great egret and white-faced herons in a mangrove wetland.

We study vector and host communities to better understand their interactions and the viruses that circulate among them at key points of interface in the landscape. We are keenly interested in the ways in which disturbance across multiple scales of biological organisation can impact on population, community, ecosystem, landscape, and regional processes to facilitate pathogen transmission.

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Projects

Several specific projects highlight the application of our methods

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