Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health faculty members value the multidisciplinary approach to vaccine research. Our expertise is spread across seven of the ten departments at JHSPH, with faculty members who are involved in one or more of the following vaccine-related disciplines: Select a category above to learn more about our faculty conducting research in that area. For an alphabetical list of all faculty members associated with JHVI and conducting vaccine-related research, see below: Chris Beyrer
HIV/AIDS, molecular epidemiology, human rights, China, Burma, Russia, Thailand, trafficking, HIV vaccines David Bishai
Economics, cost-effectiveness, disease modeling, macroeconomics, health equity Roberta Casey
Respiratory virus vaccines, vaccine ethics Aruna Chandran
Hib, RSV, conjugate vaccines, clinical trials, ALRI, pneumonia, child health Karen Charron
Vaccine trials, GCP, training, education, QA/QC, quality assurance, quality management, site development, mentoring
Amber Cox
Vaccine trials, GCP, training, education, QA/QC, quality assurance, quality management, site development, mentoring
Anna Durbin
Dengue, malaria, yellow fever, clinical trials Ruth Faden
Vaccine ethics, health policy and management, bioethics and public policy; ethics and cellular engineering; ethics and neuroscience; ethics and bioterrorism; ethics, genetics and public policy; research ethics; justice Diane Griffin
Measles, DNA vaccines, alphavirus-vectored vaccines, rhesus macaques Neal Halsey
Vaccine safety, inactivated poliovirus, pertussis, haemophilus influenzae type B, tetanus, Lyme disease, rotavirus, Argentine hemorrhagic fever, influenza vaccine viruses Lee Harrison
Vaccine trials, case-control studies, meningococcal vaccines, molecular epidemiology, Neisseria meningitidis D. A. Henderson
Surveillance, smallpox, eradication, biodefense, biological weapons, bioweapons, bioterrorism, anthrax, polio, influenza Clayton Harro
Enteric vaccines, ETEC, Shigella, travelers' diarrhea, HIV, HPV James G. Hodge Jr.
Vaccine laws, school vaccination programs, ethical issues, flu vaccine policy, allocation strategies Ruth Karron
Influenza, respiratory viruses, RSV, vaccine policy, vaccine ethics Nancy Kass
HIV, ethics, bioethics, research ethics, international, women, genetics, AIDS, public health ethics, health policy Gary Ketner
Vectored vaccines, oral vaccines, recombinant adenovirus, malaria, dengue, human papillomavirus, primate models Nirbhay Kumar
Malaria, Plasmodium, Falciparum, Vivax, Transmission-blocking Vaccine, Recombinant Protein, DNA vaccine, CpG, Adjuvants, Animal Models, Natural immunity, Immune Memory, Helminths Orin Levine
Vaccines, international health, respiratory infections, epidemiology Richard Markham
Malaria, DNA, electroporation, dendritic cell, and chemokine
Eugene V. Millar
Pneumococcus, haemophilus influenzae, RSV, Native American, American Indian, serotype replacement Jennifer Moisi
Pneumococcal vaccine, surveillance methodology, developing countries, pneumonia and meningitis diagnostics William Moss
Measles, HIV, Hib, Africa Lawrence Moulton
Cluster randomized trials, biostatistics, epidemiology, indirect effects Katherine O’Brien
Pneumococcal vaccines, vaccine field trials, PneumoADIP Andrew Pekosz
Influenza, M2 antibody, animal models, mice, hamsters Noel Rose
Autoimmunity David Sack
Oral vaccines, diarrhea, cholera, Shigella, rotavirus, E. coli, Campylobacter, typhoid, tuberculosis, microbiology, serology, ALS assay, volunteer studies, travelers, oral rehydration Mathuram Santosham
International Health, epidemiologic studies of enteric infections, improved oral rehydration therapy, field testing of vaccines, h. influenzae tybe b, pneumococcal, neonatal health, zinc supplementation Kawsar Talaat
Influenza, pandemic, live attenuated vaccine, avian, inpatient Hugh Waters
Health economics, access, equity, costing, health financing, health insurance Fidel Zavala
Molecular microbiology and immunology, malaria, transgenic mice, T-cells, memory, vaccines Ying Zhang
Tuberculosis, vaccines, therapeutic vaccines, prophylactic vaccines If you are a JHSPH faculty member, and would like to be affiliated with the JHVI, please email jhvi@jhsph.edu with a list of keywords and indicate which category or categories best describe your vaccine-related work. |
