Liberal Arts and Sciences

Spatial Epidemiology and Ecology Research Laboratory (SEER Lab)

Led by Jason Blackburn · Geography

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What we study

The lab uses maps, satellite data and statistics to study where and why animal-borne diseases such as anthrax, brucellosis, plague and tularemia occur. It works with field and clinical partners in places including Kazakhstan, Vietnam, Kenya and Ghana.

Public Health & EpidemiologyEarth, Geology & Climate

What working here is like

  • Computational
  • Fieldwork
  • Wild animals
  • Coding helps
Projects
2

Current projects

Anthrax ecology and risk mapping

Maps where anthrax outbreaks happen and what environmental conditions drive them.

Bacterial zoonoses in Eurasia and Africa

Studies brucellosis, plague and tularemia across several countries with local partners.

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