Texas Conservation Symposium - January 17, 2025
Poster - Silent sentinels?: reptiles and birds as alternative host reservoirs in Trypanosoma cruzi evology
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I am going to see how many species I can get in Texas this year.
9 new species for me and a total of 30 species to start the year!
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What are your favorite books on deadly pathogens, outbreaks, pandemics, etc.?
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SPILLOVER - David Quammen
The next big and murderous human pandemic, the one that kills us in millions, will be caused by a new disease--new to humans, anyway.ย The bug that's
I finally finished "Spillover." davidquammen.com/spillover/
Fascinating exploration of zoonoses. David Quammen takes the reader on a journey across continents and in the minds of researchers and people affected by these deadly pathogens. I love the blend of scientific research and storytelling!
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University of Minnesota | Arbovirus virology | Vector Biology | Emerging Infectious Diseases | Host-Pathogen Interactions | Opinions Mine
Hemorrhagic Fever & Arbovirus ProfessorโTick AficionadoโSpacesuit VirologistโOne Health VeterinarianโClimate Change Warrior | Co-host of The Infectious Science Podcast ๐๏ธ
Assistant Professor at Yale. Climate change, pandemics, and global governance. Punk rock didn't live up to what I'd hoped that it could be. Look, I made a hat: carlsonlab.bio แซ viralemergence.org แซ gbcc.study
Virologist, studies viruses that have caused epidemics and pandemics. New Zealander, been at Cornell since 1988. Former American Society of Virology President, NAS, editor J. Virol. Hiking, kayaking, biking, traveling, photography.
Our focus is to understand the mechanisms that allow zoonotic, sylvatic arthropod-borne viruses to jump species boundaries and cause disease. Shared lab account
Virologist, into emerging viral infections, one health, climate and health. Head viroscience department ErasmusMC, Rotterdam NL. Backup for the ex-bird platform. ORCHID 0000-0002-5204-2312; https://pure.eur.nl/en/persons/marion-koopmans .
๐ฆ Yale-based, NSF-funded Institute for pandemic prediction.
๐ป How we do it: data, biology, AI, and team science.
โ๏ธ Why we do it: scientific discoveries and global health security.
โก๏ธ See more at viralemergence.org.
Entomologist || Ticks of Livestock and Wildlife ๐ฎ๐ฆ๐ท๐บ๐ || Zoonotic Diseases || One Health || Disease Ecology || Views are my own || https://karencpoh.weebly.com/
Eco-Epidemiologist @UW-Madison #DiseaseEcology #OneHealth
Professor of Veterinary Epidemiology, University of Liverpool; interests in climate change vector-borne disease and One Health.
Wild immunologist who never forgets the parasites. Advocate for justice. Mate of cryptozoologist. Daughter, sister, niece, aunt, wicked stepmother, & worldโs first Grandrea. Marching for the ERA since age 6. True.
Immune system evolution and host- parasite interactions. Associate Prof at Vanderbilt U
Professor of ecology and evolution @ UConn. Studies adaptation, evolutionary immunology, speciation, genomics, foraging, parasite ecology and more.
Hikes, rock climbs, tango, history buff, photographer & parent
Veterinary pathologist, conservation advocate, wildlife-disease scientist, outdoorsman. And I love parasites, but especially the metazoans!
Scientific, one-health and naturalist content.
Scientist & Prof @UOxford
https://kraemerlab.com/
https://www.oxfordmartin.ox.ac.uk/pandemic-genomics
https://www.psi.ox.ac.uk/
Author and journalist. The Song of the Dodo, Spillover, The Reluctant Mr. Darwin, The Tangled Tree, Breathless, and other books. Most recently, The Heartbeat of the Wild. Bunch of magazine work since 1981.
assistant professor of biology at university of oklahoma, focusing on disease ecology, ecoimmunology, zoonotic pathogens of bats and birds, and anthropogenic change | dad | he/him
https://beckerlab.weebly.com/
Theoretical ecologist based in Athens, GA. Into disease ecology and animal migration. Love birds and native gardening. he/him
Lab: https://halllab.ecology.uga.edu/
Wildlife from the backyard: https://www.instagram.com/richhallagram/
Infectious disease ecology, zoonoses, pathogen evolution, molecular epidemiology | University of Glasgow
the great outdoors, aikido, and searching for the perfect beatโฆ
