Amy K. Winter
Epidemiology & Biostatistics
Assistant Professor
Epidemiology & Biostatistics
I am a quantitative demographer with broad interests in human health and infectious disease epidemiology. My research takes an inter-disciplinary approach to address policy-relevant questions on the transmission and control of infectious diseases in human populations. My current work is focused on understanding the scope of measles and rubella immunity in populations with a particular focus on the challenges and opportunities of using serological data. This includes demonstrating avenues to increase the feasibility of serological surveys in low-resource settings and innovative methods that can be used to inform countries’ vaccination and surveillance programs.
