Overview
We develop and analyze optimal control strategies for infectious disease, public health, and One Health systems. Our work balances epidemiological impact, operational constraints, and uncertainty to inform effective and realistic intervention policies.
Research Focus
- Mathematical optimal control of infectious disease models
- Evaluation of prevention, surveillance, and compliance strategies
- Tradeoff analysis under uncertainty
- One Health and eco-epidemiological control frameworks
Selected Publications
- Assessing the impact of biosecurity compliance on farmworker and livestock health within a One Health modeling framework
One Health (2025)
View Publication - Bayesian inference of nosocomial MRSA transmission rates in an urban safety-net hospital
Journal of Hospital Infection (2025)
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Research Funding
- National Science Foundation (NSF)
Enhancing Mathematical Models to Investigate Climate Change Influences on Zoonotic Spillover
Award #2325267
NSF Award Page