InForMID
Tufts Initiative for the Forecasting and Modeling of Infectious Diseases
Tufts Initiative for the Forecasting and Modeling of Infectious Diseases

Sofia Babool| BS ’22

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Education
• BS, 2022, Neuroscience, University of Texas at Dallas

Research Interests
• Modeling the systemic inequalities that lead to a lack of hygiene practices for females global
• Modeling couple behavior and how that impacts female/male relationships
• Modeling water-based outbreaks in locations facing complex emergencies or disasters






Research Interests

Babool S (2019). Applications of time-series methods for tracking cholera in Yemen: A case study in the Amran Governorate. 2019 Building Diversity in Biomedical Sciences for Undergraduates Poster Expo. Tufts University. Boston, MA (Poster Presentation).

Snyder S, Babool B, Kamungu N, Aaloori D (2021). A comparative analysis between the United Kingdom and India: Defeating the period stigma. The Global Conference on Women and Gender. Christopher Newport University. Newport News, Virginia (Poster Presentation).

Honors and Awards
  • Undergraduate Research Award, 2019
  • Undergraduate Research Award, 2018
  • Harvard Grand Prize Winner for Undergraduate Research, 2020
  • Harvard 1st place winner for Social Science Research, 2020
Leadership
  • President, Athena Labs, 2018-2020
Professional Experience
  • Research Intern. Tufts University. May-August 2019.
Presentations
  • Simpson RB, Babool S, Tarnas M, Kaminski PM, Ebel A, Naumova EN (In Preparation). Broken Barriers and Cascading Risks: An Investigation of Cholera Transmission During the Yemeni Civil War, 2016-2018.
  • Babool S (2019). Applications of time-series methods for tracking cholera in Yemen: A case study in the Amran Governorate. 2019 Building Diversity in Biomedical Sciences for Undergraduates Poster Expo. Tufts University. Boston, MA (Poster Presentation).
  • Snyder S, Babool B, Kamungu N, Aaloori D (2019). A comparative analysis between the United Kingdom and India: Defeating the period stigma.