All part of our #NSF-EEID project investigating host–vector interactions and tick-borne disease ecology.
Great to be working alongside the Columbia University E3B Diuk-Wasser Lab! 🔬🌿
#DiseaseEcology #VectorEcology #TickEcology #WildlifeEcology
#Onehealth 🦤🌱🌍🧪
Great to be working alongside the Columbia University E3B Diuk-Wasser Lab! 🔬🌿
#DiseaseEcology #VectorEcology #TickEcology #WildlifeEcology
#Onehealth 🦤🌱🌍🧪
August 13, 2026 at 12:57 AM
All part of our #NSF-EEID project investigating host–vector interactions and tick-borne disease ecology.
Great to be working alongside the Columbia University E3B Diuk-Wasser Lab! 🔬🌿
#DiseaseEcology #VectorEcology #TickEcology #WildlifeEcology
#Onehealth 🦤🌱🌍🧪
Great to be working alongside the Columbia University E3B Diuk-Wasser Lab! 🔬🌿
#DiseaseEcology #VectorEcology #TickEcology #WildlifeEcology
#Onehealth 🦤🌱🌍🧪
I also have to mention that this was largely funded by an NSF Ecology and Evolution of Infectious Disease Grant. And I just noticed that the program announcement for future EEID grants is now listed as “archived.” So sadly, I don’t think there will be any more EEID grants unless things change.
March 13, 2025 at 8:30 PM
I also have to mention that this was largely funded by an NSF Ecology and Evolution of Infectious Disease Grant. And I just noticed that the program announcement for future EEID grants is now listed as “archived.” So sadly, I don’t think there will be any more EEID grants unless things change.
Moreover, general science journals (Science, Nature, PNAS) are the most selective and interdisciplinary grant programs (NSF EEID and DISES) are the most competitive. Both the journals and grants also tend to gate-keep the kind of interdisciplinarity. Not likely led from social scientists!
Expert's Dilemma: the more specialized you become, the less open you are to creative solutions from other fields. But the more you explore other fields, the more you risk losing credibility in your home field.
Interdisciplinary work is still not really embraced by academia.
Interdisciplinary work is still not really embraced by academia.
January 5, 2025 at 8:18 PM
Moreover, general science journals (Science, Nature, PNAS) are the most selective and interdisciplinary grant programs (NSF EEID and DISES) are the most competitive. Both the journals and grants also tend to gate-keep the kind of interdisciplinarity. Not likely led from social scientists!
This #NSF EEID-funded project explores how changing landscapes shape tick ecology and disease risk, in collaboration with the Columbia University Eco-Epidemiology Lab.
Looking forward to a summer of fieldwork, data collection, and training the next generation of disease ecologists! 🧪📊🌎🥾🦤
Looking forward to a summer of fieldwork, data collection, and training the next generation of disease ecologists! 🧪📊🌎🥾🦤
May 14, 2026 at 3:45 AM
This #NSF EEID-funded project explores how changing landscapes shape tick ecology and disease risk, in collaboration with the Columbia University Eco-Epidemiology Lab.
Looking forward to a summer of fieldwork, data collection, and training the next generation of disease ecologists! 🧪📊🌎🥾🦤
Looking forward to a summer of fieldwork, data collection, and training the next generation of disease ecologists! 🧪📊🌎🥾🦤
A good quote to keep in my mind when thinking through eco-epidemiological models of a tapeworm-copepod-stickleback-loon system for our NSF EEID grant with Amanda Hund (lead PI, Carleton College), Jessica Hite (UW, Madison), and @danielbolnick.bsky.social (UConn)
January 19, 2025 at 7:03 PM
A good quote to keep in my mind when thinking through eco-epidemiological models of a tapeworm-copepod-stickleback-loon system for our NSF EEID grant with Amanda Hund (lead PI, Carleton College), Jessica Hite (UW, Madison), and @danielbolnick.bsky.social (UConn)
Really excited to be a part of this
NSF/EEID project exploring the persistence & transmission of SARS-CoV-2 in natural ecosystems! Led by
USouthFlorida’s Drew Kramer & CaryInstitute's Barbara Han, in collaboration with IBMWatson,
And WSU Pullman. Check out the press release!
NSF/EEID project exploring the persistence & transmission of SARS-CoV-2 in natural ecosystems! Led by
USouthFlorida’s Drew Kramer & CaryInstitute's Barbara Han, in collaboration with IBMWatson,
And WSU Pullman. Check out the press release!
Cary Institute partners on $3M study on COVID-19 variants that could emerge from wildlife
With $3 million in federal grant funding, a new five-year research project will bring together artificial intelligence, virology, and ecology to better understand how SARS-CoV-2 (the virus that causes...
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November 10, 2023 at 5:50 PM
Really excited to be a part of this
NSF/EEID project exploring the persistence & transmission of SARS-CoV-2 in natural ecosystems! Led by
USouthFlorida’s Drew Kramer & CaryInstitute's Barbara Han, in collaboration with IBMWatson,
And WSU Pullman. Check out the press release!
NSF/EEID project exploring the persistence & transmission of SARS-CoV-2 in natural ecosystems! Led by
USouthFlorida’s Drew Kramer & CaryInstitute's Barbara Han, in collaboration with IBMWatson,
And WSU Pullman. Check out the press release!
🚨 Postdoc in Urban Wildlife & Disease Ecology
Join our NSF EEID project at Bridgewater State (MA) studying wildlife–tick–pathogen dynamics in Greater Boston.
Details: sites.google.com/bridgew.edu/...
🔗 Apply: jobs.bridgew.edu/postings/33045
📧 tsurasinghe@bridgew.edu
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Join our NSF EEID project at Bridgewater State (MA) studying wildlife–tick–pathogen dynamics in Greater Boston.
Details: sites.google.com/bridgew.edu/...
🔗 Apply: jobs.bridgew.edu/postings/33045
📧 tsurasinghe@bridgew.edu
Please share! 🔁
Post-Doctoral Research Associate, Staff Associate (Grant Funded)
The Post-Doctoral Associate will coordinate and participate in integrated field and analytical components of a multi-year project in southeastern Massachusetts (Greater Boston Area). The position will...
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July 19, 2026 at 2:15 AM
🚨 Postdoc in Urban Wildlife & Disease Ecology
Join our NSF EEID project at Bridgewater State (MA) studying wildlife–tick–pathogen dynamics in Greater Boston.
Details: sites.google.com/bridgew.edu/...
🔗 Apply: jobs.bridgew.edu/postings/33045
📧 tsurasinghe@bridgew.edu
Please share! 🔁
Join our NSF EEID project at Bridgewater State (MA) studying wildlife–tick–pathogen dynamics in Greater Boston.
Details: sites.google.com/bridgew.edu/...
🔗 Apply: jobs.bridgew.edu/postings/33045
📧 tsurasinghe@bridgew.edu
Please share! 🔁
🚨 JOB ALERT 🚨
🦌🕷️ Postdoctoral Research Associate in wildlife ecology at Bridgewater State Uni, MA.
#NSF #EEID grant; #wildlife and #diseaseEcology, host–vector surveillance in Greater Boston.
Apply: jobs.bridgew.edu/postings/33045
sites.google.com/bridgew.edu/...
tsurasinghe@bridgew.edu
🦌🕷️ Postdoctoral Research Associate in wildlife ecology at Bridgewater State Uni, MA.
#NSF #EEID grant; #wildlife and #diseaseEcology, host–vector surveillance in Greater Boston.
Apply: jobs.bridgew.edu/postings/33045
sites.google.com/bridgew.edu/...
tsurasinghe@bridgew.edu
Post-Doctoral Research Associate, Staff Associate (Grant Funded)
The Post-Doctoral Associate will coordinate and participate in integrated field and analytical components of a multi-year project in southeastern Massachusetts (Greater Boston Area). The position will...
jobs.bridgew.edu
July 12, 2026 at 4:31 AM
🚨 JOB ALERT 🚨
🦌🕷️ Postdoctoral Research Associate in wildlife ecology at Bridgewater State Uni, MA.
#NSF #EEID grant; #wildlife and #diseaseEcology, host–vector surveillance in Greater Boston.
Apply: jobs.bridgew.edu/postings/33045
sites.google.com/bridgew.edu/...
tsurasinghe@bridgew.edu
🦌🕷️ Postdoctoral Research Associate in wildlife ecology at Bridgewater State Uni, MA.
#NSF #EEID grant; #wildlife and #diseaseEcology, host–vector surveillance in Greater Boston.
Apply: jobs.bridgew.edu/postings/33045
sites.google.com/bridgew.edu/...
tsurasinghe@bridgew.edu
#UF's @SadieRyan & colleagues awarded @nsf grants to study #malaria, #dengue & #climate http://bit.ly/1UpDqzv #MedGeo #disease #EEID
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December 10, 2024 at 4:21 PM
Dr. @SadieRyan awarded @NSF #EEID grant for #ClimateChange impact on #vectorborne #disease http://bit.ly/1LrE89N #MedGeo #malaria #Dengue
December 10, 2024 at 3:30 PM
Dr. @SadieRyan awarded @NSF #EEID grant for #ClimateChange impact on #vectorborne #disease http://bit.ly/1LrE89N #MedGeo #malaria #Dengue
#UF's @SadieRyan's #zika work in @nsf report http://1.usa.gov/1KvCKEO #EEID #mosquitoes #Ecuador #dengue #chikungunya @UF @UFExplore @EPI_UF
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December 10, 2024 at 12:19 PM
#UF's @SadieRyan's #zika work in @nsf report http://1.usa.gov/1KvCKEO #EEID #mosquitoes #Ecuador #dengue #chikungunya @UF @UFExplore @EPI_UF
Internship: #UF @nsf summer #EEID #REU studying #vectorborne #disease w/@SadieRyan http://bit.ly/1KKJ37B @ufsnre @uf @EPI_UF #zika #dengue
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December 10, 2024 at 12:14 PM
Internship: #UF @nsf summer #EEID #REU studying #vectorborne #disease w/@SadieRyan http://bit.ly/1KKJ37B @ufsnre @uf @EPI_UF #zika #dengue
Built by a collaboration of biology and engineering folks at Carleton College for an NSF EEID grant led by Amanda Hund studying copepod-stickleback-loon-tapeworm interactions.
May 13, 2026 at 8:11 PM
Built by a collaboration of biology and engineering folks at Carleton College for an NSF EEID grant led by Amanda Hund studying copepod-stickleback-loon-tapeworm interactions.
Zombie ants, here we come! Thrilled to work on a great system with @ZombieAntGuy,@TheFerrariLab and #EphraimHanks. Thanks @NSF #EEID!
November 24, 2024 at 6:45 PM
Zombie ants, here we come! Thrilled to work on a great system with @ZombieAntGuy,@TheFerrariLab and #EphraimHanks. Thanks @NSF #EEID!