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Douglas Fritz

First Name
Douglas
Last Name
Fritz
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Douglas Fritz
Research Interest

Virology, Planetary Health, Vaccine Design, Computational Biology, Public Health

Degrees

B.S., Saint Louis University, 2019
M.D., University of Colorado (In progress)

Student's Research

Douglas is from St Louis, MO where he went to undergrad and studied Biology and American Studies while conducting research on TB, Chagas, and Th17 interactions (Dan Hoft Lab). Following graduation, he completed a Fulbright Scholarship in North Macedonia and returned to the NIH to study flavivirus antibody epitope repertoire characterization and correlates of vaccine protection (Ted Pierson Lab). During the beginning of his MD/PhD training at the University of Colorado, he further explored his interests through research projects in machine learning, women's health, and climate health resiliency. He looks forward to leveraging his eclectic training towards advancements in systems-based virology and climate-informed-approaches to infectious disease and public health as a physician scientist. 

Mentors

Dr. Leah Katzelnick (NIAID) and 
Prof. Henrik Salje (Cambridge)

Homepage Description
As an NIH Cambridge Scholar, Douglas plans to leverage his training towards advancements in systems-based virology and climate-informed-approaches to infectious disease and public health as a physician scientist.
Entry Year
Thesis Pending
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