Wise's research areas include technology and culture, media studies, globalization, and surveillance.

Scotch's research focuses on genomic epidemiology and bioinformatics and RNA viruses with a particular interest in influenza A viruses (human and avian).

Talebi's research interests include Islam and nation-state, violence and memory, gender and sexuality, language and metaphor, prison and incarceration in contemporary Iran.

Michael researchers the socioethical implications of emerging technologies with an emphasis on national security. She has a particular interest on the technological trajectory of implantable technologies.

Krijn Paaijmans combines ecology, engineering and climate science to translate biological insights into innovative technologies and strategies for infectious disease surveillance, prevention and control.

Dr. Montalvo is an athletic trainer and sport injury epidemiologist. Her research focuses on injury epidemiology in physically active populations and identifying intervention points based on the socioecological model.

Leah M. Friedman is a PhD student in the Human and Social Dimensions of Science and Technology (HSD) program at Arizona State University and an NSF Graduate Research Fellow.

Dr. Phan uses next-generation sequencing and bioinformatics tools to focus on viral metagenomics, virus discovery and viral genomics for transmission and evolution.