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Cherie Briggs

Professor

University of California, Santa Barbara

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Biomolecular Science and Engineering

Ecology, Evolution, and Marine Biology

Cherie Briggs is currently serving as a Biomolecular Science And Engineering Professor at University of California, Santa Barbara.

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Cherie Briggs

University of California, Santa Barbara

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ecology avian biology evolutionary biology entomology conservation biology environmental science disease ecology infectious diseases wildlife microbial ecology animal ecology population ecology parasitology population biology wildlife biology evolutionary ecology zoology conservation science mathematical biology theoretical biology wildlife ecology theoretical ecology spatial ecology invasion biology animal science global ecology insect science host-parasite relationships avian medicine ecological entomology applied ecology population dynamics biodiversity conservation rodent ecology predator-prey interactions biological control animal behavior ornithology biological invasions animal conservation functional ecology vector borne disease marine ecology intraguild predation nature conservation infectious disease modelling population cycles disease emergence fungal biology macroecology ecological modelling disease transmission tick-borne diseases fungal pathogens host-microbe interactions coral reefs environmental biology rana muscosa insect-pathogen interactions mountain yellow-legged frogs biodiversity loss emerging infectious diseases biotic interactions wildlife management vector-parasite relationship wild populations host suppression parasitoid species spatial dynamics lyme disease plant quality mountain yellow-legged frog lyme disease risk amphibian skin microbiome intraguild predation theory host density

Notable Scholarly Works

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Dynamic Mean and Variance of Microparasite Load Give Key Insights Into Population Dynamics and Underlying Mechanisms. Journal of The Royal Society Interface (2026)

population dynamicsecological monographmathematical biologypopulation balance modelingpopulation biologybiologyecological applicationsdynamic meanecologymicroparasite load

Integrating Infection Intensity and Aggregation Into the Dynamics of Pathogens With Within‐Host Replication. Journal of Animal Ecology (2026)

microbiologyviral dynamicscommunicable diseasesmathematical biologyinfection controlinfectious diseaseswithin‐host replicationmathematical bioscienceinfectious diseases (medical specialty)infectious disease modellingepidemiological dynamicinterspecies transmissioninfection intensitypathogenspathogen transmission

A Busse Balloon in the Lagoon: Herbivore Behaviour Generates Spatial Patterns in Coral Reef Ecosystems. Ecology Letters (2025)

coral reef ecosystemscoral reefsmarine biologybusse balloonbiologymarine ecologyfunctional ecologyecologycommunity (ecology)behavioral ecology

A Continuous-Time Microparasite Model Incorporating Infection Intensity and Parasite Aggregation. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

parasitologymicrobiologyparasite controlcommunicable diseasesmathematical biologyinfection controlinfectious diseasesneglected tropical diseasesmathematical biosciencequantitative biologydisease ecologyparasite aggregationinfectious diseases (medical specialty)infectious disease modellingtropical medicine

Data Analysis in R to Gain Insights for Conservation: Examples From Long-Term Ecological Research. Lessons in Conservation (2025)

applied ecologyecoinformaticsdata analysisbiodiversity conservationbiological conservationecological applicationslong-term ecological researchnature conservationconservation biologyconservation scienceenvironmental scienceecologybiodiversity

Do Fungi Look Like Macroparasites? Quantifying the Patterns and Mechanisms of Aggregation for Host–Fungal Parasite Relationships. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2025)

Sarah A. R. SchrockJason C. WalsmanJoseph DeMarchiEmily H. LeSageMichel E. B. OhmerLouise A. Rollins-SmithCheryl J. BriggsCorinne L. Richards-ZawackiDouglas C. WoodhamsRoland A. KnappThomas C. SmithCélio F. B. HaddadC. Guilherme BeckerPieter T. J. JohnsonMark Q. Wilber

microbiologyhost-fungal parasite relationshipsfungushost-parasite relationshipsvector-parasite relationship

Double-Edged Effects of Aquatic Environmental Biofilms on Batrachochytrium Dendrobatidis Growth and Inhibition. ISME Communications (2025)

microbiologyhydrobiologybiofilmsdouble-edged effectsaquatic toxicologywater pollutionenvironmental scienceapplied microbiologyharmful algaebioconcentrationmicrobial ecologyaquatic environmental biofilmsbioremediationenvironmental toxicologyecotoxicologytotal environmenthydrobiologiamicrobiological degradationharmful microalgaeenvironmental microbiology

The Myth of Resilience: Necessary Non-Resilience and the Role of Variable Choice in Ecosystem Recovery. (2025)

community resilienceecological engineeringecologyresiliencesustainability sciencerestoration ecologyecosystem resiliencenecessary non-resilienceecosystem recoveryenvironmental scienceecosystem servicesvariable choice

Wildfire Disturbance and Ecological Cascades: Teasing Apart the Direct and Indirect Effects of Fire on Tick Populations. Journal of Applied Ecology (2025)

wildlife ecologywildfire disturbancefire dynamicswildlifewildland firefire ecologyecological cascadestick populationsevolutionary biologywildfiresconservation biologyecology

Climate‐Associated Variation in the Within‐Season Dynamics of Juvenile Ticks in California. Ecosphere (2024)

Samantha SambadoAndrew J. MacDonaldAndrea SweiCheryl J. Briggs

within-season dynamicsclimate-associated variationecologyjuvenile ticks

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Cherie Briggs

Professor

University of California, Santa Barbara

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Biomolecular Science and Engineering

Ecology, Evolution, and Marine Biology

Cherie Briggs is currently serving as a Biomolecular Science And Engineering Professor at University of California, Santa Barbara.

Honors

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Experiences

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University of California, Santa Barbara

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Dynamic Mean and Variance of Microparasite Load Give Key Insights Into Population Dynamics and Underlying Mechanisms. Journal of The Royal Society Interface (2026)

population dynamicsecological monographmathematical biologypopulation balance modelingpopulation biologybiologyecological applicationsdynamic meanecologymicroparasite load

Integrating Infection Intensity and Aggregation Into the Dynamics of Pathogens With Within‐Host Replication. Journal of Animal Ecology (2026)

A Busse Balloon in the Lagoon: Herbivore Behaviour Generates Spatial Patterns in Coral Reef Ecosystems. Ecology Letters (2025)

coral reef ecosystemscoral reefsmarine biologybusse balloonbiologymarine ecologyfunctional ecologyecologycommunity (ecology)behavioral ecology

A Continuous-Time Microparasite Model Incorporating Infection Intensity and Parasite Aggregation. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Data Analysis in R to Gain Insights for Conservation: Examples From Long-Term Ecological Research. Lessons in Conservation (2025)

Do Fungi Look Like Macroparasites? Quantifying the Patterns and Mechanisms of Aggregation for Host–Fungal Parasite Relationships. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2025)

microbiologyhost-fungal parasite relationshipsfungushost-parasite relationshipsvector-parasite relationship

Double-Edged Effects of Aquatic Environmental Biofilms on Batrachochytrium Dendrobatidis Growth and Inhibition. ISME Communications (2025)

The Myth of Resilience: Necessary Non-Resilience and the Role of Variable Choice in Ecosystem Recovery. (2025)

Wildfire Disturbance and Ecological Cascades: Teasing Apart the Direct and Indirect Effects of Fire on Tick Populations. Journal of Applied Ecology (2025)

wildlife ecologywildfire disturbancefire dynamicswildlifewildland firefire ecologyecological cascadestick populationsevolutionary biologywildfiresconservation biologyecology

Climate‐Associated Variation in the Within‐Season Dynamics of Juvenile Ticks in California. Ecosphere (2024)

Samantha SambadoAndrew J. MacDonaldAndrea SweiCheryl J. Briggs

within-season dynamicsclimate-associated variationecologyjuvenile ticks

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