Julianne is an epidemiologist and veterinarian working on issues related to One Health and pandemics. Specifically, her work focuses on human health at the human-animal-environment interface, with emphasis on novel pathogen emergence, the human health effects of livestock keeping, and anticolonial approaches to global One Health research. Julianne also has strong teaching and research interests in epidemiologic methods and biostatistics, in particular spatial epidemiology and methods for drawing causal inference from observational research. Research she is just launching focuses on human-animal contact networks, and the relationship between land rights and disease emergence.