COS 192 - Disease And Epidemiology 2

Presentations:

• 3:30 PM – 3:45 PM EDT

  Abiotic and biotic drivers of blacklegged tick (Ixodes scapularis) abundance in distinct regions of establishment in Canada
  

  Presenting Author: Kirsten E. Crandall – Department of Biology, University of Ottawa and McGill University

  Coauthor: Jeremy T. Kerr – Department of Biology, University of Ottawa

  Coauthor: Virginie Millien – Redpath Museum, McGill University
• 3:45 PM – 4:00 PM EDT

  Evaluating Outbreak Response Immunization Campaigns with In-Outbreak Metrics
  

  Presenting Author: Dominika Dec Peevey – The Pennsylvania State University

  Coauthor: Matthew Ferrari – The Pennsylvania State University

  Coauthor: Ottar Bjørnstad – The Pennsylvania State University
• 4:00 PM – 4:15 PM EDT

  Evaluating the efficacy of wMel dengue interventions under climate warming scenarios
  

  Presenting Author: Valeri N. Vasquez, https://vnvasquez.github.io/ – UC Berkeley

  Coauthor: Lara M. Kueppers – UC Berkeley

  Coauthor: Gordana Rasic – QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute

  Coauthor: John M. Marshall – UC Berkeley
• 4:15 PM – 4:30 PM EDT

  Emerging infectious disease in a frequently burned ecosystem: Modeling epidemiological interactions between an invasive forest pathogen and wildfire
  

  Presenting Author: Allison B. Simler-Williamson – Boise State University

  Coauthor: Richard Cobb – California Polytechnic State University

  Coauthor: Kerri M. Frangioso – University of California, Davis

  Coauthor: David M. Rizzo – University of California Davis
• 4:30 PM – 4:45 PM EDT

  Vector diversity and malaria prevalence: global trends and local determinants
  

  Presenting Author: Amber Gigi Hoi – University of Ottawa

  Coauthor: Benjamin Gilbert – University of Toronto, Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology

  Coauthor: Nicole Mideo, BSc, PhD – University of Toronto
• 4:45 PM – 5:00 PM EDT

  Spatial patterns of pink lesions on the massive coral Porites spp. during 2 outbreaks in Moorea, French Polynesia suggest a link to anthropogenic stress
  

  Presenting Author: Ashlyn T. Ford – University of California - Los Angeles