IDAS Career Development Seminar
The success of our annual Spring IDAS Seminar Series a has been expanded into the new Fall IDAS Career Development Seminar. The weekly series will continue discussions on infectious disease research and control across scales theme with a focus on career development.
Tuesdays, Fall 2023
3:00 PM – 4:00 PM
In-Person: O Wayne Rollins Research Center, Room 1052
Virtual: Zoom link access by joining the IDAS Listserv
August 29, 2023
Jacobus de Roode, PhD - IDASTP Director
2023-2024 IDASTP Overview
Stephanie Bellman - IDASTP Trainee - EHS
The Ticks, The Virus, and The People: Studying Heartland virus ecology and epidemiology across scales in Georgia
Amber Coats - IDASTP Trainee Alum - MMG
A Cross-Scales Approach to Understanding the Role of Chronic Infections in the Emergence of New Viral Variants
September 5, 2023
Ashley Alexander - IDASTP Trainee Alum - PBEE
Interspecific and Intraspecific Interactions of Staphylococcus aureus in the Context of Cystic Fibrosis Infections
LM Bradley - IDASTP Trainee Alum - PBEE
Predicting host-parasite dynamics after resource pulses: From host physiology to community infection risk
September 5, 2023
Dave Civitello, PhD - IDASTP Training Faculty
Evolution of a Paper - Parasite consumption and host interference can inhibit disease spread in dense populations
September 19, 2023
Maya Nadimpalli, PhD - IDASTP Steering Committee Member
Evolution of a Paper - Flipping your message: From research article to commentary and all the challenges in between
September 26, 2023
Stephen Mugel - IDASTP Trainee - EHS
Integrative perspectives on environmental determinants of infectious disease: Questions, data, and challenges
Kelsey Shaw, DVM/PhD - IDASTP Trainee Alum - University of Norte Dame
Snails and Scales: Studying schistosomes with an IDAS perspective
October 3, 2023
IDASTP Career Panel featuring IDASTP Trainee Alums
Ian Hennessee, PhD - IDASTP Trainee Alum - CDC
Epidemic Intelligence Officer
Frederica Lamar, PhD - IDASTP Trainee Alum - CDC
Epidemic Intelligence Officer
Elizebeth Sajewski, PhD - IDASTP Trainee Alum - CDC
Epidemic Intelligence Officer
October 17, 2023
Lance Waller, PhD - IDASTP Steering Committee Member
Ghosts, Vampires, Zombies, and Bad Blood: What modeling imaginary diseases can tell us about disease dynamics and the undead
October 24, 2023
Rachel Pearson - IDASTP Trainee Alum - IMP
The effect of HIV infection on CD4 T cell immunity to Mycobacterium tuberculosis
Anirudda Desphande - IDASTP AOD Alum - EPI
Changes in Endemicity of Coccidioidomycosis (Valley Fever) in the United States under Climate Change
November 7, 2023
Marc Lipsitch, PhD - Guest Speaker - Harvard University
Everything keeps changing: Lessons of COVID-19 for surveillance, epidemiology, and modeling
November 14, 2023
Sandra Mendiola - IDASTP AOD Alum - PBEE
Bugs on Bugs on Bugs: Impacts of symbiotic microbes on insect pathogen vectoring across scales
