We research infectious diseases dynamics in rapidly changing environments. We currently have projects with partners in China, Ecuador and Senegal that address fundamental questions regarding how infectious diseases spread, and what can be done to interrupt their transmission. Learn more about our research, and consider opportunities to join our team.

Come work with us @UCBerkeley! We have a wonderful, supportive group—working on #COVID-19, #cocci, #WNV, #TB, and other important IDs! #NSFgrant #postdocjobs #epitwitter https://t.co/QQbcRiF8B5

— Justin Remais (@Justin_Remais) June 26, 2020

Thrilled to be launching new @NIH research on #ValleyFever dynamics in California, to be led by the stellar @AlexKHeaney & Jen Head w/amazing collaborators @UCBerkeleySPH @CAPublicHealth @PMB_Berkeley @UCLA #postdocjobs #epitwitter #cocci #ClimateChange https://t.co/KgiLmGlT89

— Justin Remais (@Justin_Remais) December 6, 2019

$3.6 million from @NIH to build better infectious disease surveillance https://t.co/rtxDjE4SCk @UCBerkeleySPH pic.twitter.com/ygAOzF6BZt

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) February 2, 2017

Launching new research on #environmentaljustice and #climatechange impacts in California @UCBerkeleySPH https://t.co/hPuwcyuFqC

— Justin Remais (@Justin_Remais) July 27, 2017

Excited to launch collaborative @UofCalifornia research on drought and public health in California! @BerkeleyWater https://t.co/jURjkIrRfm

— Justin Remais (@Justin_Remais) December 11, 2016

NSF funds new global climate-water-disease research ctr @UCBerkeley @BerkeleyWater @Blum_Center @BECIHUB @ucanrwater https://t.co/7JL447l9Ty

— Justin Remais (@Justin_Remais) September 16, 2016