LABORATORY FOR ECOLOGICAL, EPIDEMIOLOGICAL, AND EVOLUTIONARY FORECASTING
UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES:
USING MATHEMATICAL MODELS TO DESIGN WILDLIFE VACCINES
We have openings for three undergraduate student researchers in the Laboratory for Ecological, Evolutionary, and Epidemiological Forecasting. Research will focus on using mathematical models to guide the development of wildlife vaccines designed to prevent the next pandemic www.transmissiblevaccines.org. These positions are funded by the National Science Foundation and offer competitive pay and the chance to learn how to use mathematical models to solve real world problems. Although previous experience with mathematical modeling or computer programming is helpful, only enthusiasm and eagerness to learn are required!
For more information contact:
Scott Nuismer
Professor, Department of Biological Sciences
