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DESCRIPTION:The recent epidemics of West Nile\, Zika\, and dengue viruses 
 illustrate the devastating impact that emerging arthropod-borne (arbo)vir
 uses can have on public health and the economy. The scale and frequency o
 f future arbovirus outbreaks are dependent on factors such as globalizati
 on and climate change\, as well as the ability of these viruses to cope w
 ith a rapidly changing world. The overall goal of my research is to deter
 mine the impact of dynamic ecological and evolutionary environments on ar
 bovirus epidemic potential. More specifically\, my research program focus
 es on three main themes: 1) ecological barriers to arbovirus transmission
 \, 2) phenotypic characterization of emerging arbovirus variants\, and 3)
  the evolutionary response of arboviruses to changing environments. In th
 is seminar\, I will give an overview of my past\, present\, and future re
 search within each of my three main research themes. A fundamental unders
 tanding of how ecology and evolution shape arbovirus transmission dynamic
 s is needed to identify novel risk factors associated with the emergence 
 of arboviruses and will help to better inform prevention and control stra
 tegies\n\nSpeaker:\nChantal Vogels\n\nAdmission:\nFree\n\nFood:\nLunch\n\
 nDetails URL:\nhttps://medicine.yale.edu/event/mpactofecologicalandevolut
 ionaryenvironmentsonarbovirusepidemiology/\n
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GEO:41.303666;-72.932218
LOCATION:Yale School of Public Health (LEPH)\, 115\, 60 College Street\, N
 ew Haven\, CT\, United States
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STATUS:Confirmed
SUMMARY:YSPH EMD Seminar: "Impact of ecological and evolutionary environme
 nts on arbovirus epidemiology"
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