The Global Researchers’ Network for COVID-19 focuses on identifying dynamic mechanisms that generated a global pandemic in spreading a virus across communities, organizations, jurisdictions, sectors, and nations. It seeks to understand factors that build collective cognition of risk among whole communities, enabling coordinated action to control a pandemic. It also seeks to explore factors that inhibit such action. The group will model information flows that support collective decision processes.
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Global Researchers’ Network for COVID-19
Working Group Lead
Louise K. Comfort, University of Pittsburgh
Email: comfort@gspia.pitt.edu
Working Group Members
Working Group I Members
Edris Alam, Ramdan Academy
Sae Mi Chang, University of Pittsburgh
Conor Dowling, Trinity College
Gunes Ertan, Koç University
Naim Kapucu, University of Central Florida
Kilkon Ko, Seoul National University
Joanne Liu, University of Montreal
Scira Menoni, Politecnico di Milano
Aya Okada, Tohoku University
Mary Lee Rhodes, Trinity College
Carlos Santos-Burgoa, George Washington University
Michael Siciliano, University of Illinois, Chicago
Reimund Schwarze, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research
Haibo Zhang, Nanjing University
Working Group II Members
Kailash Gupta, The International Emergency Management Society – India Chapter
Alessandra Jerolleman, Jacksonville State University
Laura Olson, George Washington University
Jean Slick, Royal Roads University
Delta Sousa e Silva, Instituto Superior Tecnico
Haorui Wu, Dalhousie University
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