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Elyse Lasser Assistant Research Professor
Health Policy and Management

Elyse Lasser, DrPH '21, MS researches social and behavioral determinants of health, focusing on utilizing digital data to improve population health.

Kenneth Feder Assistant Research Professor
Mental Health

Kenneth Feder, PhD '19, researches policies and practices to help prevent overdose deaths and improve healthcare quality for people who use drugs.

Lindsey Webb Assistant Research Professor
Mental Health

Lindsey Webb, MS, PhD, uses research to promote wellbeing and improve the mental health of youth who have experienced trauma.

Radhika Raghunathan Assistant Research Professor
Mental Health

Radhika Raghunathan, MSPH '16, PhD '20, examines multilevel and longitudinal processes influencing children’s social, emotional, and behavioral well-being, and antecedents of mental health disorders.

Kyle Moored Assistant Research Professor
Mental Health

Kyle Moored, PhD '20, studies how activity and the environment contribute to cognitive and mental health across the lifespan to inform targeted interventions.

Yang Wang Assistant Research Professor
Health Policy and Management
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Shoshanna Fine Assistant Research Professor
Mental Health

Shoshanna Fine, PhD '20, MPH, investigates mental health and well-being among marginalized and culturally diverse populations globally, with a focus on adolescents living in adversity.

Elizabeth Hazel Assistant Research Professor
International Health

Elizabeth Hazel, MHS '07, PhD '19, is a global health researcher who evaluates programs and improves measurements of health for vulnerable women, babies, and children.

Matthew Dudley Assistant Research Professor
International Health

Matthew Z. Dudley, PhD ’18, MSPH ’14, uses research to improve public health communication and positively impact health behavior, particularly with regard to vaccination.

Tahilin Karver Assistant Research Professor
Health, Behavior and Society

Tahilin Sanchez Karver, PhD ‘21, MPH, employs social and behavioral theory and mixed-methods to research stigma, HIV prevention and treatment, and sexual and reproductive health to inform equitable, community-driven interventions.

Michael Desjardins Assistant Research Professor
Epidemiology

Michael R. Desjardins, PhD, MA, is a spatial epidemiologist and medical geographer who works on pushing the frontier of understanding the nexus between health and place.

Allison McFall Assistant Research Professor
Epidemiology
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Laura Beres Assistant Research Professor
International Health

Laura Beres, PhD ’19, MPH, uses implementation science and participatory approaches to optimize engagement in HIV prevention, care, and treatment services globally.

Jennifer Applegate Assistant Research Professor
International Health
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Mary Rooney Assistant Research Professor
Epidemiology

Mary Rooney, PhD, MPH, is working to improve approaches to diabetes risk stratification through the use of clinical and novel biomarkers.

Ahmed Hassoon Assistant Research Professor
Epidemiology
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Emma Camacho Assistant Research Professor
Molecular Microbiology and Immunology

Emma Camacho, PhD, explores strategies to modify melanin production in organisms that may pose a threat to human health.

Sheriza Baksh Assistant Research Professor
Epidemiology
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Marycatherine Augustyn Assistant Scientist
Population, Family and Reproductive Health

Marycatherine Augustyn, PhD ‘91, focuses on Maternal and Child Health research and programming between academic and public agencies, and training public health professionals.

Rajeev Cherukupalli Assistant Scientist
Health, Behavior and Society

Rajeev Cherukupalli, PhD, MA, works in public finance, health, development, labor markets and policy evaluation, to harness better tax and policy design to improve health.