| Behavior and Outreach |
Garrett
O'Keefe |
| The Behavior, Education and Outreach Cluster is committed to the health and well-being of people and communities in the nation
and world by addressing one of the oldest threats to human health, infectious diseases. Our mission is to improve and protect human health by
conducting behavioral, social, economic, and policy research that leads to more effective education and prevention programs addressing infectious diseases. |
| Decision Support Systems and Bioinformatics |
Tom
Holtzer |
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| Detection, Diagnosis & Delivery |
David
Dandy |
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| Ecology of Diseases |
Mike
Antolin |
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| Entrepreneurship and Translational Research |
John Olienyk |
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| Epidemiology of Infectious Animal & Zoonotic Diseases |
Mo
Salman |
| The aim of the EIAZD cluster is to coordinate and promote research, education, and outreach activities related to the epidemiology of infectious diseases that impact animal populations, particularly those diseases that directly or indirectly impact human health and quality of life. |
| Food Safety |
John Sofos |
| Assuring that consumers worldwide have access to a dependable supply of safe and high quality food products is the mission of the Food Safety Cluster. |
| Infectious Diseases Developmental Therapeutics |
Robert
Williams |
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| Plant Diseases |
Jan Leach |
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| Prion Diseases |
Ed Hoover |
| Prion diseases, also called transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSE)(for example, Mad Cow Disease), are infectious fatal neurologic diseases affecting humans and several animal species. The mission of the Prion Biology Cluster is to understand how prions cause infection and discover new ways to detect and prevent these uniformly lethal diseases. |
| Societal, Organizational and Policy |
David Mushinski |
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| Therapeutic Agents for Bacterial Pathogens |
Patrick
Brennan |
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| Viral/Vector Biology |
Ken Olson |
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