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Category: Infectious Diseases Faculty

Salvador, Liliana

Liliana Salvador

Liliana Salvador

Assistant Professor
Infectious Diseases; Bioinformatics

Computational biology; ecology and evolution of infectious diseases;
phylodynamics; animal movement.

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Norris, Karen

Karen Norris

Karen Norris

Professor
Infectious Diseases

Vaccine dev for prevention of PCP and COPD, RSV infection, COPD; Immune Activation
and Aging, PAH; Immune-mediated mechanisms of pathogenesis, Type 2 diabetes and
metabolic syndrome, therapeutic testing; chronic immune activation/inflammation.

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Mousa, Jarrod

Jarrod Mousa

Jarrod J. Mousa

Assistant Professor
Infectious Diseases

Human antibody-mediated immunity to inform next-generation
vaccine development; focus on immunity to major viral, bacterial,
and fungal human pathogens using multidisciplinary approaches in
immunology, structural biology,and biochemistry to study
antibody-antigen interactions at the molecular level.

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Kaplan, Ray

Ray Kaplan

Ray Kaplan

Professor
Infectious Diseases

Biology, molecular mechanisms, and population genetics of anthelmintic resistance in
parasitic nematodes

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Harvill, Eric T.

E Harvill

Eric T. Harvill

Professor
Infectious Diseases

Interactions between microbial pathogens and host immunity in the
mouse model using bacteria that naturally infect mice and
closely related strains that are important human pathogens.

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Ezenwa, Vanessa 

Ezenwa Vanessa

Vanessa Ezenwa

Associate Professor
Infectious Diseases

Environmental Genomics; Crocodilians; Reptilian Genomics; Molecular Ecology.

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Tripp, Ralph A.

Tripp

Ralph A. Tripp

Professor and Georgia Research Alliance Chair in Vaccine and Therapeutic Studies
Infectious Diseases; Toxciology

Disease intervention strategies for important human pathogens and emerging infectious diseases of zoonotic origin;
mechanisms of immunity; virus-host interface.

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Trent, M. Stephen

Stephen Trent

M. Stephen Trent

Distinguished Professor
Infectious Diseases

Characterizing the assembly of bacterial surface structures, Development of vaccines for viral
and bacterial pathogens, Systems approaches to understanding microbial diseases

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Ross, Ted

Tedd Ross

Ted Ross

Professor
Infectious Diseases

Dr. Ross explores new vaccine technologies for seasonal and pandemic influenza
as well as West Nile Virus, Dengue Chikungunya, Ebola, and HIV.

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