Invited Speakers
Speaker | Title |
|---|---|
 Daniel Becker University of Oklahoma | "Immunological diversity as a missing link in zoonotic risk prediction" |
 Cherie Briggs UC Santa Barbara | "Beyond the Outbreak: How Climate and Context Shape the Long-Term Persistence of an Amphibian Fungal Pathogen" |
 Scott Carver University of Georgia | "Advancing infectious disease management in free-ranging wildlife" |
 Michael Cortez Florida State University | "Partitioning the effects of disease and non-disease processes on disease dynamics in multi-host communities" |
 Vanessa Ezenwa Yale University | "Parasite interactions: coinfection, context, and complexity" |
 Megan Greischar Cornell University | "Unraveling the constraints on evolution towards ever greater host exploitation" |
 Mallory Harris University of Maryland | "Modelling Behavior-Disease Feedback with Social Division" |
 Elizabeth McGraw Penn State University | "When years of basic research in EEID inform field interventions for disease control: stories from the current moment" |
 Jessica Metcalf Princeton University | "The demographic thicket of immunity's tangled banks" |
 Joe Mihaljevic Northern Arizona University | "Not All Hosts Are Equal: Thermal Gradients, Stochasticity, and Heterogeneous Infection Outcomes" |
 Rachel Penczykowski Washington University, St. Louis | "Responses of wild plant–pathogen systems to environmental change" |
 Kim Pepin USDA National Wildlife Research Center | "Emergency management of infectious disease involving wildlife" |
 Alex Strauss University of Georgia | "Updates to the Healthy Herds Hypothesis and Impacts of Predators on Disease: Thermal Sensitivities and Paratenic Potential" |
 Daniel Streicker University of Glasgow | "Interrupting pathogen transmission in natural populations" |