Bio

I am an Associate Professor of Statistics at Virginia Tech. My research interests are in statistical and mathematical biology, ecology, and epidemiology. In particular, I am interested in how individual behavior and local interactions between individuals in a population influence population level patterns, and statistical methodologies for inference of mechanistic models of biological systems. I am also moving into ecological forecasting.


Education

University of California Santa Cruz | Santa Cruz, CA

Ph.D. in Physics/Applied Math and Statistics | 2006

University of California Santa Cruz | Santa Cruz, CA

M.S. in Physics | 2003

College of William and Mary | Williamsburg, VA

B.S. in Physics | 2001


Major Projects

VectorBiTE RCN | US PI

VectorByte Initiative | PI

Ecological Forecasting Initiative RCN | Steering Committee

Dr. Leah R. Johnson


Bio

I am an Associate Professor of Statistics at Virginia Tech. My research interests are in statistical and mathematical biology, ecology, and epidemiology. In particular, I am interested in how individual behavior and local interactions between individuals in a population influence population level patterns, and statistical methodologies for inference of mechanistic models of biological systems. I am also moving into ecological forecasting.


Education

University of California Santa Cruz | Santa Cruz, CA

Ph.D. in Physics/Applied Math and Statistics | 2006

University of California Santa Cruz | Santa Cruz, CA

M.S. in Physics | 2003

College of William and Mary | Williamsburg, VA

B.S. in Physics | 2001


Major Projects

VectorBiTE RCN | US PI

VectorByte Initiative | PI

Ecological Forecasting Initiative RCN | Steering Committee