Eva Ens, PhD

School of Public Health
University of Minnesota

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Associate Professor at the University of Minnesota’s School of Public Health, in the division of Health Policy and Management. She has a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and holds both a Master’s and a PhD in electrical engineering from Stanford University. She develops mathematical models of the spread of infectious diseases that help evaluate strategies aimed at mitigating disease impact through prevention and/or treatment. Her aim is to inform better infectious disease prevention, management, and control policies as well as to develop new methodologies or tools to better address issues surrounding infectious disease outbreaks.

## Education

  • 2012
    Stanford University, Stanford, CA
    PhD • Electrical Engineering
  • 2008
    Stanford University, Stanford, CA
    MS • Electrical Engineering
  • 2006
    MIT, Cambridge, MA
    BSc • Electrical Engineering

Experience

I develop mathematical models of the spread of infectious diseases that help evaluate strategies aimed at mitigating disease impact through prevention and/or treatment. My aim is to inform better infectious disease prevention, management, and control policies as well as to develop new methodologies or tools to better address issues surrounding infectious disease outbreaks.