Our paper, Null expectations for disease dynamics in shrinking habitat: dilution or amplification?, is in the theme issue of Phil. Trans. R. Soc. B: ‘Conservation, biodiversity and infectious disease: scientific evidence and policy implications’.
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Congratulations Maureen Kessler! Maureen just won a Fulbright Award to do a year of her PhD research in Australia.
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Congratulations to Kezia for her newest publication accepted into the Journal of Animal Ecology!
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Another impressive manuscript from Gerardo Martin: How microclimates affect Hendra virus survival.
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We just completed a successful field season sampling flying foxes in Australia, studying links between migration, energetics, and virus dynamics.
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A new paper on bat population dynamics, led by John Giles, out today.
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Kezia Manlove had a paper accepted into Ecology: K. Manlove, E. F. Cassirer, P. C. Cross, R. K. Plowright, P. J. Hudson. Disease introduction is associated with a phase transition in bighorn sheep demographics. 2016. - Congratulations Kezia!
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A new paper from our bighorn sheep team, lead by Frances Cassirer, published today.
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We made the cover photo for PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases
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Our paper on transmission vs. within host dynamics has been published in PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases!
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Congratulations to Kezia — her paper on bighorn sheep population dynamics was just published in Ecology!
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In July, 2016, Raina gave a talk at University of Glasgow in Scotland, where they have one of the biggest groups of phenomenal disease ecologists.
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This spring, Raina gave a talk on bat viruses at the Stanford University One Health Symposium as well as a “think and drink” presentation for their new Center for the new Stanford Program for Disease Ecology, Health, and the Environment.
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As white-nose syndrome spreads from east to west, we aim to predict the susceptibility of western bat species so that managers can address their conservation needs.
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Our global analysis of mortality events in bats published today.
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A few things happening this fall:
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Just returning from a fabulous week at the International Wildlife Disease Association meeting in Queensland Australia. A really spectacular line up of presentations and a wonderful group of people. I was very honored to give the opening plenary.
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If you are heading to ESA...
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Raina just returned from the International Berlin Bat Meeting (IBBM) in Berlin, and the International One Health Meeting in Amsterdam.
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Number 09 is infected with Mycoplasma ovipneumoniae, a pathogen suppressing bighorn sheep populations throughout the West.
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