Dr. Manjourides received his PhD in Biostatistics at Harvard University and completed post-doctoral training at the Harvard School of Public Health. His current research interests involve developing new statistical methodologies to better analyze spatial and temporal health data in the presence of missing or misspecified information, with specific applications to disease surveillance and occupational health interventions. He is currently working across several NIH, EPA, and CDC funded grants involving research ranging from the estimating the health effects of environmental exposures, risk mapping of drug-resistance tuberculosis, and occupational health and well-being interventions for construction workers.