Dr. Georgia Titcomb

Research

Georgia is broadly interested in understanding how landscape heterogeneity and resource hotspots can change animal movement and disease transmission. In particular, she focuses on hotspots that are either created or altered by anthropogenic forces, like climate change or shifting land-use patterns, and their direct and indirect effects on hosts and parasites. Her post-doctoral work is focused in Madagascar. 

Dr. Titcomb is now an Assistant Professor at Colorado State University. Her website can be found here.