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Julia Gog is a Professor of Mathematical Biology at the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics (DAMTP) at the University of Cambridge. She is also a David N. Moore Fellow at Queens' College and serves as the Deputy Head of the Department and Vice President of Queens' College. Julia has held various academic positions, including Reader in Mathematical Biology and University Lecturer at DAMTP, and has been a Visiting Fellow at Princeton University. Her research focuses on the mathematics of infectious diseases, with recent projects investigating models of influenza strain dynamics and spatial spread, within-host dynamics, and bioinformatics methods to detect RNA signals in viruses. Julia has been recognized for her contributions to the field, having held multiple Royal Society University Research Fellowships and is actively involved in the JUNIPER partnership. She engages in public outreach through initiatives such as the Millennium Maths Project and leads a research group specializing in Disease Dynamics.
University of Cambridge • Cambridge
Teaching and researching mathematical biology, focusing on infectious diseases.
University of Cambridge • Cambridge
Lectured and conducted research in mathematical modeling of biological systems.
Princeton University • Princeton
Engaged in research collaboration in ecology and evolutionary biology.
University of Cambridge • Cambridge
Delivered lectures and developed courses in applied mathematics.
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