Angela Rasmussen, PhD

Virologist

Collaborations * Media * Writing * Consultation

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My Background

 

I am a virologist studying the endlessly fascinating struggle between host and pathogen. I use a combination of classical virological techniques and systems biology to study the host response to viral infection and how it causes disease.

 

B.A., Biological Sciences

Smith College

2000

M.A., Microbiology

Columbia University

2006

M.Phil, Microbiology

Columbia University

2006

Postdoctoral Fellowship

University of Washington

2009-2012

Research Asst. Professor

University of Washington

2014-2016

Affiliate

Georgetown University

Center for Global Health Science and Security

2020-2022

Adjunct Professor

University of Saskatchewan

Department of Biochemistry, Microbiology, and Immunology

2021-present

Ph.D., Microbiology

Columbia University

2009

Senior Scientist

University of Washington

2012-2014

Assoc. Research Scientist

Columbia Mailman School of Public Health

2016-2020

Research Scientist 3 (Assoc. Prof.)

Vaccine and Infectious Disease Research Organization-

International Vaccine Centre (VIDO-InterVac)

2021-present

Adjunct Professor

Stony Brook University

Department of Ecology and Evolution

2022-present

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Research focus

I focus on highly pathogenic emerging viruses that cause the most severe disease, such as Ebola virus, influenza viruses, and SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19