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Stephen Kissler is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Colorado Boulder. His research focuses on epidemiology, pathogen evolution, and complex social systems. He earned his BS and MS in Applied Mathematics from CU Boulder, followed by a PhD in Applied Mathematics at the University of Cambridge as a Gates Scholar. Prior to his current role, he worked as a postdoctoral fellow at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
- Education:
- BS, Applied Mathematics, CU Boulder
- MS, Applied Mathematics, CU Boulder
- PhD, Applied Mathematics, University of Cambridge (Gates Scholar)
Stephen’s research explores the intersection of computational modeling, infectious disease dynamics, and public health policy. His work spans SARS-CoV-2, influenza, and antibiotic resistance, with a strong emphasis on open science and equitable healthcare practices. He leads the Kissler Lab, which prioritizes rigorous science, community engagement, and lab member well-being.
Recent publications highlight his expertise in viral kinetics, vaccine prioritization, and geospatial health disparities. His lab’s collaborative culture is built on equity, outreach, and interdisciplinary training.
- Scientific Awards:
- Gates Scholar
- NSF/CDC Grant (Co-PI with Daniel Larremore)
Stephen mentors PhD and MS candidates, emphasizing career development, publication support, and community service integration into research practices. His lab maintains dedicated desk space in the Engineering Center at CU Boulder and utilizes high-performance computing resources.
