Research Interests
Research in the Rohani lab focuses on population biology, usually of host-natural enemy interactions, with a view to understanding fundamental processes in ecology and evolution. We use a combination of mathematical modelling, data analysis and statistical inference to understand the ecology and evolution of infectious diseases of humans and wildlife, including childhood infections and emerging infectious diseases.
Recent Lab News

Toby award!
Delighted to announce Toby Brett has received UGA’s Postdoctoral Research Award!

Lab collaboration
A new paper by Borchering et al. (2021) on influenza B viruses was published in Proceedings of the National Academy

New paper by Toby
New paper out by Brett & Rohani (2020) in PLoS Biology that develops an early warning pipeline for (re)emerging infectious

Professorship
Pej has been named a Regents’ professor at the University of Georgia (2019)