I'm a Public Health Analytics and Modeling Fellow in the Influenza Division at CDC, working at the intersection of mathematical modeling and public health. I previously modeled within-host dynamics of influenza and HIV as a postdoc at Columbia University, NY.
PhD in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, 2018
Princeton University
MA in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, 2015
Princeton University
Msci in Mathematics, 2013
University of Glasgow
Supervised by Prof. Andrew Yates
Projects included:
Supervised by Prof. Bryan Grenfell
Projects included:
Companion shiny app to Wagner & Saad-Roy et al. 2021 medRxiv
Companion shiny app to Saad-Roy & Wagner et al. 2020 Science
Companion shiny app to Saad-Roy et al. 2021 Science
How to model tissue-resident memory T cells in nonlymphoid tissues.
Interactive plotting for models of infectious disease spread
Understanding suppression of HIV in R.