Associate Professor Meggan Craft PhD

These researchers are using MSI for four projects:

• Running mixed models for the prevalence of rabies across the U.S. eastern seaboard, and machine learning models relating contact network structure to the spread of disease
• Running simulations of network data for statistical analyses, generating contact networks from wild rodent capture data, and using permutation tests to simulate random networks and compare them to observed networks
• Running individual based models of disease spread in heterogeneous host populations
• Running white-tailed deer movement models

Research by members of the group has been featured on the MSI website:

• May 2021: Pipeline for Disease Transmission
• March 2019: Modeling How Diseases Spread