Eike J. Steinig

Eike J. Steinig is a Research Fellow at James Cook University, with expertise in Phylodynamics, Microbial Genomics, and Infectious Disease Dynamics. Their research focuses on bacterial outbreak modeling, antimicrobial resistance, and population structure analysis.

• Education: PhD in Genomic Epidemiology (James Cook University, 2021)

Key research areas include Phylodynamic Modeling of pathogens like MRSA and Computational Epidemiology for outbreak reconstruction. They utilize Whole Genome Sequencing and Network Analysis tools to study bacterial transmission dynamics.

Their publications (2014-2023) demonstrate a strong focus on Antimicrobial Resistance mechanisms, Population Genetics, and Bioinformatics tool development, with applications in public health and molecular ecology.