Biography:
Jenna Shoman is a sophomore at Harvard University concentrating in Human Evolutionary Biology with a secondary in Global Health and Health Policy. Her academic interests focus on molecular disease mechanisms and precision public health strategies to combat global infectious and noncommunicable diseases. She has prior faculty-mentored research experience in cancer progression and cellular plasticity, with strengths in quantitative data analysis. She is particularly interested in integrating genomic science with health systems implementation to address complex global health challenges such as infectious disease resistance.
Title : Genomic surveillance-guided adaptive allocation significantly reduces projected malaria incidence under artemisinin resistance