Sabrina Li
@sabrinalyli.bsky.social
Associate Prof at University of Nottingham. Quant health geographer. Spatial epi, infectious diseases, urban health equity. She/her👩🏻💻🗺️ 🇨🇦📍🇬🇧 sabrinalyli.com
Starting in Jan '26, my lab will have opportunities for 2 post-doctoral researchers, 1 research associate, and 1 fully-funded PhD student. Stay tuned for more details coming soon 👀!!
September 16, 2025 at 10:43 AM
Starting in Jan '26, my lab will have opportunities for 2 post-doctoral researchers, 1 research associate, and 1 fully-funded PhD student. Stay tuned for more details coming soon 👀!!
Our framework trace emerging epidemic risks from increasing social and environmental disruptions. Prioritising biodiversity conservation, socio-environmental equity, and participatory decision-making will be key to strengthening pandemic preparedness.
August 28, 2025 at 4:58 PM
Our framework trace emerging epidemic risks from increasing social and environmental disruptions. Prioritising biodiversity conservation, socio-environmental equity, and participatory decision-making will be key to strengthening pandemic preparedness.
In our paper, we:
✏️ Trace the history of human and disease ecology and why integration matters for complex epidemics
✏️ Focus on zoonotic diseases, drawing lessons from COVID-19
✏️ Demonstrate how the framework applies across all stages of an epidemic: emergence → spread → response
✏️ Trace the history of human and disease ecology and why integration matters for complex epidemics
✏️ Focus on zoonotic diseases, drawing lessons from COVID-19
✏️ Demonstrate how the framework applies across all stages of an epidemic: emergence → spread → response
August 28, 2025 at 4:58 PM
In our paper, we:
✏️ Trace the history of human and disease ecology and why integration matters for complex epidemics
✏️ Focus on zoonotic diseases, drawing lessons from COVID-19
✏️ Demonstrate how the framework applies across all stages of an epidemic: emergence → spread → response
✏️ Trace the history of human and disease ecology and why integration matters for complex epidemics
✏️ Focus on zoonotic diseases, drawing lessons from COVID-19
✏️ Demonstrate how the framework applies across all stages of an epidemic: emergence → spread → response
We propose the pyramid of human ecology of disease, showing how socio-ecological factors drive disease dynamics across space and time. This draws on the frameworks of human ecology and disease ecology, which span geography, sociology, epidemiology, and ecology.
August 28, 2025 at 4:58 PM
We propose the pyramid of human ecology of disease, showing how socio-ecological factors drive disease dynamics across space and time. This draws on the frameworks of human ecology and disease ecology, which span geography, sociology, epidemiology, and ecology.
This is so neat! Thanks for sharing.
May 1, 2025 at 9:15 AM
This is so neat! Thanks for sharing.