Participant List for NIMBioS Investigative Workshop: Free-roaming Cats and Rabies

Participant List for NIMBioS Investigative Workshop:

Free-roaming Cats and Rabies, Nov 9-11, 2011

Participant	Institutional affiliation	Areas of expertise
Todd Atwood	USDA APHIS
Faruku Bande	Universiti Putra Malaysia	Pathology & Microbiology
John Boone	Great Basin Bird Observatory and SPCA of Northern Nevada	Population biology, modeling/ FRC-wildlife interaction/ zoonotic disease ecology
Christine Budke	Texas A&M Univ.	Veterinary Integrative Biosciences
Meggan Craft	Institute on the Environment, Univ. Minnesota
Dobromir Dimitrov	Univ. of Washington, Seattle	Applied Mathematics
Martin Downes	Univ. of Nottingham	Veterinary Medicine
Allison Howard Eury	Univ. of Georgia	Psychology, Geography
Wyatt Frampton	Utah Dept. of Agriculture and Food	Animal Industry
Richard Gerhold	Univ. of Tennessee
Brenda Griffin	Univ. of Florida	Small Animal Clinical Sciences
Frank Hilker	Dept of Mathematical Sciences, Center for Mathematical Biology, Univ of Bath	Cat population dynamics/ mathematical epidemiology
Ben Hirsch	Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI)
Laura Hungerford	Epidemiology and Public Health, School of Medicine, Univ of Maryland	Spatial analysis/infectious disease epidemiology/dynamic modeling of zoonoses
Teresa Jennings	Univ. of Tennessee	Comparative Medicine
Yang Kuang*	Arizona State Univ, Tempe	Mathematics, Statistical Sciences
Dennis Lawler	Illinois State Museum, Springfield	Evolutionary biology/ reproduction/ population medicine
Lindsay Lee	Univ. of Tennessee	Mathematics
Maud Lélu	NIMBioS
Suzanne Lenhart	Mathematics, Univ of Tennessee	Population and environmental models/disease models
Julie Levy	Dept of Small Animal Clinical Sciences, Univ of Florida	Cat population dynamics/infectious diseases
Amy Lowe	Atlantic Veterinary College
Phil Miller	Int. Union Conserv. Nature
Anna Mummert	Marshall Univ.	Mathematics
Claudia Munoz-Zanzi	Univ. Minnesota	Epidemiology
Jane Murray	Univ. of Bristol	Clinical Veterinary Science
John Nagy	Scottsdale Community College/Arizona State Univ.	Life Science
John New	Dept of Comparative Medicine, College of Veterinary Medicine, Univ of Tennessee	Cat population dynamics and rabies epidemiology
Ben Nolting	Univ. of Nebraska	Mathematics & Biological Sciences
Moshood Omotayo	Harvard Univ.	Global health and infectious disease epidemiology
Angie Peace	Arizona State Univ.	Mathematical & Statistical Sciences
Margaret Slater*	American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals	Biology, shelter research and development
Marcy Souza	Univ. of Tennessee	Veterinary Medicine
Jenny Stavisky	Univ. of Nottingham	Centre for Evidence-based Veterinary Medicine
Amy Turmelle	National Ctr for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Disease, CDC; Univ. of Tennessee	Biology, disease dynamics
Heidi Weimer
Eti Wiraningsih	Jakarta State Univ.	Mathematics
Stephen Zawistowski	ASPCA; Univ. of Illinois	Veterinary Medicine
Xiaopeng Zhao	Univ. of Tennessee	Mechanical, Aerospace & Biomedical Engineering

*Workshop organizers

NIMBioS Investigative Workshops include up to 35 participants, of which up to 17 are pre-selected by the organizers; the remainder are selected through an open application process.

Updated 11/14/2011

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