🎉 Excited to share our paper in EcoHealth, with @renatamuy.bsky.social and Michael Ward at the Disease Ecology Lab. What keeps ecology and epidemiology apart? What can we do to improve it? rdcu.be/fwoIm
Tatiana Proboste
@tatianaproboste.bsky.social
Research fellow at The University of Queensland | Veterinarian and epidemiologist 🐗🦟 One Health | Wildlife disease modelling | network analysis | R I love rock climbing 🧗🏼♀️
I will be presenting at the EEID in Hobart in August! @eeid-ap.bsky.social
EEID Asia Pacific 2026@eeid-ap.bsky.social · 4w ago🚨The draft programme for EEID-AP is live! Check out our incredible lineup of talks and keynote speakers. Registration closes on the 27th of July, secure your spot below 👇 eeid-asiapacific.org #EEIDAP2026
Disease Transmission: Interactions between wild pigs and the spread of disease doi.org/10.7554/eLif...
Disease Transmission: Interactions between wild pigs and the spread of disease
Tracking wild pigs with GPS devices reveals how their social interactions could influence the spread of disease, offering new strategies for protecting agriculture, wildlife, and human health.
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Join our lab! The Disease Ecology Lab at the USYD is seeking a highly motivated PhD candidate to explore drivers of infectious diseases at the wildlife-livestock interface 🌐 www.sydney.edu.au/scholarships... #PhD #Scholarship #DiseaseEcology #Epidemiology #WildlifeHealth #OneHealth #USYD
Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Disease Ecology and Epidemiology
sydney.edu.au
We can achieve 100% renewable energy in Australia & also protect threatened species impacted by wind and solar developments with only 2-3% increase in electricity bills compared to if we didn't consider threatened species. #iccb2025 great talk by A Rogers
I'm so happy to announce that I just started a new position at the University of Sydney! We are starting a new disease ecology lab 🦆🐖🦘🐕🐄🦛🐾🦠
In @elife.bsky.social: Quantifying feral pig interactions to inform disease transmission networks doi.org/10.7554/eLif...
Quantifying feral pig interactions to inform disease transmission networks
Distinct seasonal peaks and sex-specific interactions reveal that cohesive female groups drive rapid local spread while male connectors facilitate intergroup transmission, underscoring the need for ta...
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🧪🔬🐗 Our latest research on Feral pigs and social network analysis. We found that females have higher contact rates and males are a key connector between different groups. #feralpigs #wildlife #UQ
Summer and sex raise feral pig disease risk
Research from UQ has found the sex of feral pigs and seasonal conditions are likely to intensify potential disease outbreaks in pig populations.
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📢 Last few days to apply to this PhD! Are you passionate about disease ecology and epidemiology? This PhD project may be for you! #wildlife #epi #epidemiology #Phd 🐗🦇🧪🔬 www.sydney.edu.au/scholarships...
Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Disease Ecology and Epidemiology
sydney.edu.au
Another opportunity if you are looking for a PhD project at the University of Queensland #PhD #UQ. This is on climate change's impact on infectious disease burden in Queensland. Opportunity only for domestic students. study.uq.edu.au/study-option...
Quantifying Climate Change's Impact on Infectious Disease Burden in Queensland
study.uq.edu.au
🎉 Interesting opportunity for a PhD in Disease Ecology and Epidemiology. 🐗🦇🐨 www.sydney.edu.au/scholarships...
Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Disease Ecology and Epidemiology
sydney.edu.au
I am thrilled to share my student's first PhD publication! 🎉 We discovered that 40% of free-ranging dogs in Cambodia are seropositive for Canine Distemper Virus. A critical insight for wildlife health and conservation! 🐕🌏 #PhDResearch #WildlifeConservation #VeterinaryScience 🧪
A little escape in the south of Chile. Merry Christmas!
"Areas highly connected by people residing in Ross River virus hotspots had higher RRV transmission rates during the lockdown period" Read more about our latest research on Ross River virus @uq-cbcs.bsky.social
Pandemic lockdown may have affected Brisbane’s Ross River Virus outbreak
science.uq.edu.au
On my way to Canberra! I'll be presenting at the Wildlife Disease Association conference 2024, 1-6th December in Canberra, Australia. This conference has an online version, so everyone everywhere can join us. wda2024.com.au #WDA2024 #wildlife
New research! 🧪Did the 2020 lockdown change Ross River virus spread in Brisbane? 🤔 Our study suggests it did! The peak in cases happened later and people spent more time in green spaces, perhaps increasing mosquito exposure🦟🌳 Full paper: doi.org/10.1093/infd... #RossRiverVirus #Brisbane #COVID19
Dr Paul Barnes presented in a "One Health" community of practice at the #HEAL Qld conference at Griffith University.
Using Generalized Additive Models in #rstats but unsure how to interpret them? The {marginaleffects} 📦 by @vincentab.bsky.social is your friend ecogambler.netlify.app/blog/interpr...
How to interpret and report nonlinear effects from Generalized Additive Models | GAMbler
Generalized additive models (GAMs) are incredibly flexible tools that fit penalized regression splines to data. But interpreting nonlinear effects from GAMs is not as easy as interpreting linear model...
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Estaré dando una charla en la PUC el 11 de Diciembre sobre herramientas para investigar enfermedades Zoonóticas
