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David Earn, mathematics and statistics.
David Earn
Designing a more effective vaccination program takes math as well
as medicine, says Dr. David Earn, assistant professor of mathematics
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He’s the recipient of a Canadian Institutes for Health
Research New Investigator Award for his work on infectious
diseases. Interested in understanding patterns of epidemics,
Dr. Earn uses mathematics to discover better strategies for
control or eradication of infectious diseases.
Originally, Dr. Earn, used math to study planetary motion
and patterns of stars in galaxies, and has studied the use
of “conservation corridors” to help protect species
at risk due to habitat fragmentation.
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