Students and trainees

In this CBC interview, I talk about the importance of infectious disease modelling training to support public health.

I am always looking to support graduate students with a strong interest in mathematical biology, who are interested in deriving, analyzing, parameterizing and validating dynamical systems models in ecology and epidemiology.

If you are interested in becoming a graduate student or postdoctoral fellow in my lab, please watch the Society for Mathematical Biology Forum, the Theoretical Ecology Wiki for the Ecological Society of America, IDDjobs and the Canadian Society for Ecology and Evolution job listings, where I will advertise available positions during the month of October.

Current students

  • Giuseppe Pasqualino (PhD in Interdisciplinary Studies)

  • George Adu-Boahen (MSc in Mathematics)

  • Francis Anokye (PhD in Interdisciplinary Studies)

  • Joseph Baafi (PhD in Biology)

  • Amin Afshari (Honours/SURA)

  • Laura Bruce (Medical Student)

  • Joshua Machk (MSc in Biology)

Resources for trainees in the Hurford Lab. To write an abstract please following the guidance described in How to write a Nature summary paragraph. To learn how to write please read Scientific writing made easy by Turbeck and colleagues.

Graduates

  • Dr. Zahra (Mohammadi) Cook, Python Instructor, Canadian Institute for Health Information.

  • Dr. Bo Zhang

  • Dr. Maria M. Martignoni, Postdoctoral fellow, Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

  • Joshua Renault

  • Jake Prosser, Data analytics, New Brunswick Institute for Research, Data, and Training.

  • Dr. Joany Marino, Postdoctoral fellow, University Medicine of Greifswald

  • Dr. Abdou Fofana, Postdoctoral Research Associate, Boston University.

  • Joe Moran, Center for Disease Control (USA).

  • Fabio Frazao, PhD student, Dalhousie University.

  • Sovit Chalise, HS GovTech Solutions Inc.

  • Dr. Josie Hughes, Research Scientist, Environment and Climate Change Canada.

  • Matt Rittenhouse, Data analyist, Goodlife fitness.