Jennifer Weuve, Sc.D., MPH

Associate Professor of Epidemiology Boston University School of Public Health

Dr. Jennifer Weuve is an associate professor of epidemiology at the Boston University School of Public Health. In her research, she seeks to identify causes of cognitive decline and dementia, particularly environmental causes. Undergirding this research is her dedication to aligning epidemiologic methods to solving public health problems. She is the PI or co-investigator of several NIH-supported investigations and projects in all of these realms. She is also the PI of the grant supporting the Methods in Longitudinal Dementia Research (MELODEM), an international initiative dedicated to identifying and disseminating methods for resolving methodologic challenges in dementia research. She draws on insights from these activities to inform her contributions to HITTS research. Dr. Weuve earned her masters in public health degree from the University of Minnesota and her doctoral degree from the Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health.”