McLeod, David
- Assistant Professor
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Faculty of Arts and Science - Department of Mathematics and Statistics
André-Aisenstadt Office 5241
Courriels
Affiliations
- Membre Centre de recherches mathématiques
- Membre Centre for Applied Mathematics in Bioscience and Medicine (CAMBAM)
Courses
- MAT1460 H - Modélisation
Research area
I am a mathematical and computational biologist with a broad interest in evolutionary biology. I have worked on a diverse array of topics, including social evolution, host-pathogen (co)-evolution, and evolutionary conflict. Recently, my research focus has been on the evolution of infectious diseases. Pathogens adapt rapidly to drugs and vaccines and a better understanding of the evolutionary epidemiology of infectious diseases raises many theoretical challenges and has important public health applications.
