Grant Rosensteel

Georgetown College

Grant Rosensteel, originally from Holly Ridge, North Carolina, was an undergraduate student in the class of 2019, majoring in biology of global health. He studied influenza dynamics using computational biology with Dr. Shweta Bansal. He hoped to become an epidemiologist, and to work at the nexus of global health, infectious disease, and national security. He was a student fellow in the Georgetown Global Health Initiative Student Fellows program in spring 2018.

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GHI Student Fellow Grant Rosensteel Presents Research on Influenza Dynamics at the NetSci Conference in Paris Feature

Grant Rosensteel (C’19), a rising senior majoring in biology of global health and a Global Health Initiative fellow, studies influenza dynamics using computational biology with Dr. Shweta Bansal, an assistant professor in the Department of Biology…

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Grant Rosensteel (C'19) | June 18, 2018

Network Science and Global Health: A Harmonious Partnership Highlighted at the NetSci 2018 Conference in Paris Post

On June 12, 2018, I attended the NetSci Conference in Paris, France, and presented on my current GHI affiliated research titled, “Defining an Epidemiological Geography of the United States: Influenza as a Case Study” at the Integration of Empirical…

Grant Rosenteel (C'19) | April 19, 2018

Stopping the Next Big One: Harnessing Network Science to Counter Modern Global Health Threats Post

This year we commemorate the centennial of the global 1918 influenza pandemic, one of the most catastrophic events of the past century, that killed millions and wreaked havoc on the global economy. Although infectious diseases, such as influenza…