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News Release 15-095

To slow the spread of infectious diseases, NSF, NIH, USDA support new research

Scientists will study how diseases are transmitted among humans, other animals and the environment

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mosquito on skin

EEID scientists will study the effects of temperature on vector-borne disease transmission.

Credit: CDC


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plague on a flea, seen under a microscope.

The "VectorBiTE" project studies the ecology of small organisms, like this flea, that carry diseases.

Credit: NIAID


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Through a new EEID grant, pathogens in which birds are hosts are under investigation.

Through a new EEID grant, pathogens in which birds are hosts are under investigation.

Credit: USFWS


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striped rust on wheat leaves

One EEID award focuses on long-distance dispersal of plant diseases, like this wheat stripe rust.

Credit: USDA


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Infectious disease vulnerability in social species is an EEID project topic.

Infectious disease vulnerability in social species is an EEID project topic.

Credit: Wikimedia Commons


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Cattle in the field

EEID scientists will estimate environmentally-mediated disease transmission among animals.

Credit: USDA


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