Dennis Chao
- Senior Staff Scientist
- Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division
- Senior Staff Scientist
- Public Health Sciences Division
Education
University of New Mexico, 2004, PhD (Computer Science)
Princeton University, 1994, BSE (Computer Science)
Research Interests
- Computer and mathematical modeling of infectious diseases, including influenza, cholera, and dengue
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- Containing Bioterrorist and Emerging Infectious Diseases Threats
- Computer simulation of dengue epidemics
- Modeling the effects of mass cholera vaccination in Haiti and Africa
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