James S Koopman

Infection transmission science and models.

James S Koopman, J. Koopman, 2005, Japanese journal of infectious diseases.

Response to Rapatski BL, Suppe F, Yorke JA. HIV epidemics driven by late disease stage transmission.

James S Koopman, J. Koopman, C. Simon, 2006, Journal of acquired immune deficiency syndromes.

Uropathogenic Escherichia coli are more likely than commensal E. coli to be shared between heterosexual sex partners.

Richard Bauer, Brenda Gillespie, Jack D Sobel, 2002, American journal of epidemiology.

Dynamics and control of infections transmitted from person to person through the environment.

Sheng Li, Joseph N S Eisenberg, James S Koopman, 2009, American journal of epidemiology.

Causal system modeling in chronic disease epidemiology: a proposal.

Mark S Roberts, James S Koopman, J. Koopman, 2007, Annals of epidemiology.

Detectable signals of episodic risk effects on acute HIV transmission: strategies for analyzing transmission systems using genetic data.

Shah Jamal Alam, Ethan Obie Romero-Severson, Erik M Volz, 2013, Epidemics.

Modeling Infection Transmission— The Pursuit of Complexities That Matter

James S Koopman, J. Koopman, 2002, Epidemiology.

Stochastic effects on endemic infection levels of disseminating versus local contacts.

James S Koopman, S. Chick, J. Koopman, 2002, Mathematical biosciences.