The Applied Genomic Epidemiology Handbook (Chapman & Hall/CRC Computational Biology Series) (Original Publisher)

The Applied Genomic Epidemiology Handbook is a comprehensive and authoritative guide that explores how genomic data can be harnessed to investigate and control disease in populations. As the first edition of this timely volume, published in 2024 by CRC Press, it addresses the growing demand for interdisciplinary knowledge at the intersection of genetics, bioinformatics, and public health.

This handbook is ideal for epidemiologists, computational biologists, medical researchers, data scientists, and graduate students aiming to apply genomic tools in real-world health contexts. Whether you’re advancing infectious disease research, public health genomics, or personalized medicine, this book offers both foundational theory and practical application.

Key Features and Highlights:

• Authored by leading experts in genomic epidemiology
• Aligned with modern challenges in pathogen surveillance and outbreak analysis
• Covers tools, frameworks, and case studies in applied genomics
• Integrates computational biology and epidemiologic modeling
• Includes real-world examples to support applied learning
• Published by CRC Press as part of the prestigious Chapman & Hall/CRC Computational Biology Series

Topics Covered:
The book includes core chapters on genomic surveillance, epidemiologic modeling, computational tools, pathogen evolution, molecular diagnostics, data interpretation, and applications in global health.

About the Author(s):
This volume is compiled by experts in computational biology and public health genomics, contributing deep academic and field expertise in infectious disease monitoring and genetic epidemiology.

Technical Details:

• File Formats Available: PDF
• File Size: Varies by format (approx. 10–15 MB)
• Language: English
• Device Compatibility: Compatible with all major e-readers, tablets, smartphones, and desktop platforms

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q1: Is this book suitable for someone new to genomic epidemiology?
A: Yes! While the handbook provides advanced insights, it also introduces essential principles, making it accessible for graduate students and professionals transitioning into the field.

Q2: Does the book include practical case studies or datasets?
A: Yes, it features case-based applications and discusses how genomic data can be integrated into real-world epidemiologic investigations.