Research
My career in mathematical modeling of infectious diseases began with my research on
modeling sexually transmitted infections (STIs) at Tulane University. Since then,
I have developed a comprehensive skill set, focusing on creating, refining, and analyzing
models to understand the spread of infections and to assist public health officials
in improving strategies for mitigating the impact of these diseases.
Here are a selection of my past and current projects, and a list of my Publications.
Network-based Model for Chlamydia Sexually Transmitted Infection
Effect of Human Behavior on Evolution of Viral Strains During an Epidemic
