BIO5 Institute
Kendall Beaver
Liliana Monteiro Salvador
Work Summary
Dr. Salvador’s work is multidisciplinary and focuses on the quantitative epidemiology and evolutionary dynamics of zoonotic diseases under the One Health umbrella. In particular, her research focuses on developing quantitative approaches to understand the ecology and evolution of infectious diseases at the wildlife, livestock and human interface and across different environments. She is an Assistant Professor in the School of Animal & Comparative Biomedical Sciences at the University of Arizona, a Scialog Fellow within the emphasis of ‘Mitigating Zoonotic Threats’ at the Research Corporation for Science Advancement, and serves as the Secretary of the Zoonotic Disease Subsection of the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Health.
Research Interest
Josiah Rautenberg
Stephen Stern
Kurt Whitcoe
Yvette M Corral
Dan Izaguirre
Marissa Starks Banh
Drew Seiser
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