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Faculty and Areas of Research

Graduate degrees in Population Health are research degrees. Students acquire knowledge through coursework, but conduct of research is the primary focus of graduate study. Upon admission students are assigned an academic advisor, but before the end of their second year should identify and associate with the faculty member who will be their major professor and research supervisor. A list of core UW Population Health Departmental Faculty associated with epidemiology is given below (although many faculty also work on projects outside these interests).
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Core Faculty Member
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Area(s) of Research
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Cardiovascular Epidemiology
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Epidemiology of Aging, Sensory Impairments
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International Health
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Genetic Epidemiology
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Environmental Epidemiology
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Cardiovascular Epidemiology, Sleep Disorders
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Statistical Methods in Epidemiology, Child Health
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Environmental Epidemiology, Global Environmental Health, Climate Change, Land Use Change
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Sleep Epidemiology
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Applied Cancer Epidemiology, Public Health
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Infectious Disease, HIV/AIDS, Substance Abuse
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Cancer Epidemiology
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Cancer Epidemiology
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Epidemiology of Sleep Disorders, Aging
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Program Faculty and Areas of Research
The School of Medicine and Public Health and other health-related schools (Nursing, Pharmacy, Veterinary Medicine) at the University of Wisconsin include many epidemiologic researchers with a wide variety of research interests. A list of UW Population Health Program Faculty associated with epidemiologic research is shown below.
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Faculty Member
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Area(s) of Research
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Department
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Medical treatment of adult malignancies, gynecologic malignancies
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Oncology
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Statistical Genetics, Applied Statistics, Computational Biology
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Biostatistics & Medical Informatics
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Physical Activity, Cancer, Aging
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Kinesiology
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Ocular Epidemiology
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Ophthalmology
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Ocular Epidemiology
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Ophthalmology
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Nutritional Epidemiology
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Nutritional Sciences
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Genomics, Population and Evolution
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Genetics
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Adjunct Faculty and Areas of Research
A number of faculty in the department have been identified in state and community public health agencies and actively contribute their knowledge and skills to our degree programs and our students. A list of UW Population Health Adjunct Faculty is shown below.
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Faculty Member
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Area(s) of Research
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Department
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Environmental, Wisconsin's Public Health Officer
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Wisconsin Division of Public Health
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Infectious Disease
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Marshfield Research Foundation
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Infectious Disease
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Wisconsin Division of Public Health
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Public Health Informatics
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Wisconsin Division of Health Services
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Public Health Veterinarian
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Wisconsin Division of Public Health
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Genetics
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Marshfield Research Foundation
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Infectious Disease
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Wisconsin Division of Public Health
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Non-Infectious Diesase
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Wisconsin Division of Public Health
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Biomonitoring, Environmental Tracking
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Wisconsin Department of Health Services
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