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Why does an infectious disease spread rapidly in one setting and fade in another?
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Pejman Rohani studies the ecology and evolution of infections using mathematical and computational models of transmission. His research interests include pertussis, dengue, polio, measles, Ebola, and avian influenza viruses. The group connects population biology with quantitative epidemiology, examining disease dynamics rather than treating infections as isolated events. This offers a research match for people interested in modeling epidemics, spatial disease ecology, and the processes that shape pathogen spread.
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