Andrew is a professor who develops theory to explain and predict population and evolutionary biology of host-parasite interactions (CV)
Carlos is a Ph.D. student in the Ecology program and his main scientific interests are focused on the recent link established between macroecology and disease ecology. Specifically, he is studying the effects of different ecological traits in parasite sharing across bird species and the practical application in the field of conservation and in forecasting future zoonoses globally.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carlos-molinero-868894183
Email: Carlos.molinero@uga.edu
Finn is an undergraduate student majoring in Genetics and Spanish. She’s currently working on a project investigating the impact of a marine vs. terrestrial environment on parasite transmission.
Kane is a PhD student interested in synthesizing empirical and theoretical approaches to understand the ecology of emerging infectious diseases at different scales. Their work specifically seeks to understand the threats to animal, human, and ecosystem health posed by emerging fungal pathogens. They are currently investigating the links between thermal tolerance, host-parasite interactions, climate change, and fungal disease emergence from a macroecological perspective.
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Email: skmoser@uga.edu