Grad Lab
Our lab studies how pathogens evolve and spread. We use experimental and computational tools to test our hypotheses and collaborate with clinical and public health institutions. Our overall aim is to improve diagnostics, therapeutics, and clinical and public health strategies to aid in the control of infectious diseases.
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
665 Huntington Avenue,
Building 1, Room 715
Boston, MA 02115
News
Stay updated on our latest pre-prints, publications, conference highlights, and lab member achievements.
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Feb – Sept 2023 Updates
September 2023: Congratulations to Adi, Lisa, and Rebecca who presented their work at the International Pathogenic Neisseria Conference! Congratulations to Jason, Kirstin, and Stephen on their new preprint, Optimal environmental testing…
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2022 Grad Lab Updates
December 2022 Welcome to Shreyas Pai, a PhD student from the Systems, Synthetic, and Quantitative Biology program! His project as a rotation student in our lab will be on stepping stone…
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2021 Grad Lab Updates
July 2021 Stephen’s work on SARS-CoV-2 dynamics in acute infections in collaboration with colleagues at Yale, IQVIA, the NBA, and others now published at PLOS Biology! Congratulations, Stephen! July 2021 Congratulations to Sam and…
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2020 Grad Lab Updates
Dec 2020 Congratulations to Tatum, Kyra, and Jess, along with collaborators and colleagues at Allegheny General Hospital, on the publication of a case report of disseminated gonococcal infection in OFID, in which we…