Archive - Applied and Genomic Epidemiology in Public Health

Meet a genomic epidemiologist

Hayley Yaglom, MS, MPH, One Health Genomics Epidemiologist

Apr 23 •

Krisandra Allen

March 2024

Training resources for genomic epidemiology

Training is one of the most important topics in applied genomic epidemiology. Everyone is coming at the field from very different backgrounds of…

Mar 25 •

Krisandra Allen

Genomic epidemiology: it's all about the data...

Getting data from the sequencer to the epidemiologists takes many steps, and requires careful planning from the policy and data perspectives.

Mar 10 •

Krisandra Allen

February 2024

Turning sequencing into surveillance

Who, where, what, when, and why of samples

Feb 20 •

Krisandra Allen

Practical considerations for genomic epidemiology in public health

Roles, responsibilities, and most importantly, relationships

Feb 10 •

Krisandra Allen

Ode to the NCBI Pathogen Detection Project

Bringing pathogen sequencing data to the masses

Feb 6 •

Krisandra Allen

December 2023

The regulatory divide: improving laboratory and epidemiology communications

CAP, CLIA, ISO, oh my! How regulation and accreditation requirements impact lab:epi communications

Dec 30, 2023 •

Krisandra Allen

Pathways to genomic epidemiology

So how exactly do you become a genomic epidemiologist?

Dec 22, 2023 •

Krisandra Allen

November 2023

Sequencing wastewater - it actually works!

Despite the challenging matrix, variant proportions derived from wastewater track closely with estimates based on clinical samples.

Nov 28, 2023 •

Krisandra Allen

April 2023

Happy Lab Week!

Medical laboratory professionals week 2023

Apr 30, 2023 •

Krisandra Allen

(sushi) rolling into my 'aha' moment about the power of molecular methods in epidemiology

Wait, you can tell by the DNA of the bacteria in someone's poop what food they ate!?

Apr 22, 2023 •

Krisandra Allen

Can you be on a conference call with the governor at 10 am about COVID variants?

Adventures in public health and pandemic parenting

Apr 7, 2023 •

Krisandra Allen

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