Lauren Gardner​

In January 2020 Dr. Gardner and her former student, Ensheng Dong, introduced an interactive web-based dashboard to track all COVID-19 cases worldwide. This dashboard, hosted in Center for Systems Science […]

The project is a collaborative, interdisciplinary effort conducted by a group of researchers at Johns Hopkins University who are tracking and modeling the risk of measles in the U.S. It reflects contributions […]

We collected county-level two-dose MMR vaccination rates for kindergarteners from each state’s department of health website from 2017 to 2024, where available. The dataset includes at least one year of […]

Building on our experience in disease data collection throughout the COVID Pandemic, we continue to advocate for the development of a standardized public health data reporting system for continuous collection […]

We utilize available epidemiological surveillance data (cases, hospitalizations, wastewater), travel data, land use patterns, climate data, sociodemographic data, behavioural data, policy and ecological models within statistical, machine learning and AI […]

We utilize various mathematical frameworks alongside available data from past outbreaks, including epidemiological surveillance data (cases, hospitalizations, wastewater), travel data, land use patterns, climate data, sociodemographic data, behavioural data, and […]

In this line of work we employ various methods, from statistical analysis to novel survey design and implementation, aimed to improve our understanding of vaccination decision making in the U.S., […]

The long-term goal of this project is to enhance our ability to understand and predict the complex dynamic interactions between humans and pathogens during disease emergence, dissemination, and control. Our […]