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Elizabeth Kelvin

Associate Professor; Interim Associate Dean for Research CUNY SPH · ISPH · Google Scholar · LinkedIn Dr. Kelvin is an infectious disease epidemiologist with extensive global health experience. She previously served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Paraguay and has taught internationally in South Korea and Bangladesh. Her research encompasses disease prevention trials, particularly focusing […]

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Denis Nash

Distinguished Professor; Executive Director, CUNY Institute for Implementation Science in Population Health; Associate Director of the Einstein‑Rockefeller‑CUNY Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) CUNY SPH · ISPH · Google Scholar · Twitter · Bluesky Dr. Nash is a leading epidemiologist whose career has focused on infectious disease research and public health surveillance. His work spans over […]

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Sehyun Oh

Assistant Professor CUNY SPH · ISPH · Google Scholar · Website · Twitter · LinkedIn Dr. Oh transitioned from bench research in DNA repair and telomere maintenance to bioinformatics science. She developed a novel approach for efficient public database searches and transfer learning during postdoctoral work. Her current focus includes creating harmonized omics databases and […]

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Nash Rochman

Assistant Professor CUNY SPH · ISPH · Google Scholar · Website · Website · Website Nash was drawn to computational biology to help distil complex and confusing data into predictive models for disease. Previously a principal investigator at the National Institutes of Health, he maintains active involvement in the NIH research community while splitting time […]

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Zach Shahn

Assistant Professor CUNY SPH · ISPH · Google Scholar · Twitter Shahn joined CUNY SPH faculty with family connections to the institution. His father was a Hunter College professor, and his wife earned her MPH from CUNY. He completed postdoctoral work at Harvard School of Public Health under Jamie Robins and Miguel Hernan, and previously […]

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