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Gary Smith, MA, MA, D.Phil, Cert. Ed.
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19 New Bolton Center
3e 382 West Street Road
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Education:
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36 Bromsgrove County High School, 1967.
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2a Oxford University, 1970.
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2d Cambridge University, 1971.
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2d Cambridge University, 1972.
21 a DPhil 1d (Parasite Ecology) c
2b University of York, 1978.
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36 Bromsgrove County High School, 1967.
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2d Cambridge University, 1971.
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3c - Epidemiology of parasitic and infectious diseases
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6a - Mathematical modeling of infectious and parasitic diseases of veterinary and medical importance
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1b2 Research focus: the use of mathematical modeling techniques to facilitate the control of infectious and parasitic disease. Areas of interest include parasite population biology; the epidemiology of parasitic diseases (including those caused by viruses and bacteria); mathematical modeling of parasitic diseases of veterinary and medical importance; and economic evaluation of chemotherapeutic and vaccination strategies.
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2b Research Interests3c - Epidemiology of parasitic and infectious diseases
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1b2 Research focus: the use of mathematical modeling techniques to facilitate the control of infectious and parasitic disease. Areas of interest include parasite population biology; the epidemiology of parasitic diseases (including those caused by viruses and bacteria); mathematical modeling of parasitic diseases of veterinary and medical importance; and economic evaluation of chemotherapeutic and vaccination strategies.
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83 Bruhn, M.C., Munoz, B., Cajka, J., Smith, G., Curry, R.J., Wagener, D.K., Wheaton, W.D. 56 : Synthesized population databases: A geospatial database of US poultry farms a Citation 7d RTI Press Publication No. MR-0023-1201. ( & et al.) Research Triangle Park, NC: RTI Press Jan 2012.
4e Tildesley MJ, Smith G, Keeling MJ. 85 : Modeling the spread and control of foot-and-mouth disease in Pennsylvania following its discovery and options for control. 2 2 3f Prev Vet Med. 104: 224-39, May 1 2012.
34 Smith G. 94 : Preferential sexual transmission of pseudorabies virus in feral swine populations may not account for observed seroprevalence in the USA. 44 Prev Vet Med. 103(2-3): 145-56, Feb 1 2012.
4c Rorres C, Pelletier ST, Smith G. 6c : Stochastic modeling of animal epidemics using data collected over three different spatial scales. 39 Epidemics 3(2): 61-70, Jun 2011.
40 Smith G, Dunipace S. 87 : How backyard poultry flocks influence the effort required to curtail avian influenza epidemics in commercial poultry flocks. 38 Epidemics 3(2): 71-5, Jun 2011.
56 Rorres C, Pelletier ST, Bruhn MC, Smith G. 8e : Ongoing estimation of the epidemic parameters of a stochastic, spatial, discrete-time model for a 1983-84 avian influenza epidemic. 3a Avian Dis 55(1): 35-42, Mar 2011.
34 Smith G. 67 : Models of macroparasitic infections in domestic ruminants: a conceptual review and critique. 3f Rev Sci Tech. 30(2): 447-56, Aug 2011.
48 Aceto H, Miller SA, Smith G. c1 : Onset of diarrhea and pyrexia and time to detection of Salmonella enterica subsp enterica in feces in experimental studies of cattle, horses, goats, and sheep after infection per os. 45 J Am Vet Med Assoc. 10: 1333-9, May 15 2011.
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60 Pelletier ST, Rorres C, Macko PC, Peters S, Smith G. 73 : Models of highly pathogenic avian influenza epidemics in commercial poultry flocks in Nigeria and Ghana. 41 Trop Anim Health Prod. Epub, Apr 3 2012.83 Bruhn, M.C., Munoz, B., Cajka, J., Smith, G., Curry, R.J., Wagener, D.K., Wheaton, W.D. 56 : Synthesized population databases: A geospatial database of US poultry farms a Citation 7d RTI Press Publication No. MR-0023-1201. ( & et al.) Research Triangle Park, NC: RTI Press Jan 2012.
4e Tildesley MJ, Smith G, Keeling MJ. 85 : Modeling the spread and control of foot-and-mouth disease in Pennsylvania following its discovery and options for control. 2 2 3f Prev Vet Med. 104: 224-39, May 1 2012.
34 Smith G. 94 : Preferential sexual transmission of pseudorabies virus in feral swine populations may not account for observed seroprevalence in the USA. 44 Prev Vet Med. 103(2-3): 145-56, Feb 1 2012.
4c Rorres C, Pelletier ST, Smith G. 6c : Stochastic modeling of animal epidemics using data collected over three different spatial scales. 39 Epidemics 3(2): 61-70, Jun 2011.
40 Smith G, Dunipace S. 87 : How backyard poultry flocks influence the effort required to curtail avian influenza epidemics in commercial poultry flocks. 38 Epidemics 3(2): 71-5, Jun 2011.
56 Rorres C, Pelletier ST, Bruhn MC, Smith G. 8e : Ongoing estimation of the epidemic parameters of a stochastic, spatial, discrete-time model for a 1983-84 avian influenza epidemic. 3a Avian Dis 55(1): 35-42, Mar 2011.
34 Smith G. 67 : Models of macroparasitic infections in domestic ruminants: a conceptual review and critique. 3f Rev Sci Tech. 30(2): 447-56, Aug 2011.
48 Aceto H, Miller SA, Smith G. c1 : Onset of diarrhea and pyrexia and time to detection of Salmonella enterica subsp enterica in feces in experimental studies of cattle, horses, goats, and sheep after infection per os. 45 J Am Vet Med Assoc. 10: 1333-9, May 15 2011.
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