Sheng Li

Assistant Professor
Epidemiology and Biostatistics
Phone
(646) 364-9543
Office
541
Sheng Li is an Assistant Professor of Systems Science and Epidemiology, and a member of The Center for Prevention by Systems and Community Design at CUNY SPHHP.
He’s trained in Epidemiology and Complex Systems Science from the Center for The Study of System Science (CSCS) and School of Public Health in the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor.Sheng’s research has focused on system dynamic modeling for both infectious diseases and non-communicable diseases including influenza, measles, rubella, HIV, PTSD and Childhood Obesity. Sheng has worked on systems science projects supported by US EPA, DHS CDC, and WHO.
Degrees
PhD in Epidemiology from University of Michigan, Ann Harbor, MI
MPH in Public Health from University of Oklahoma, Oklamhoma City, OK
MD from Shanghai Medical University, Shanghai
PhD in Nutritional Sciences/Nutritional Biochemistry from University of Arizona, Tucosn, AZ
MD in Medical Bachelor and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBCH) from Cairo University, Cairo
BA in Biology from Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ
Research Interests
Infectious disease epidemiology, Systems modeling, Epidemiological methods, global health, and machine learning.
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