Dr. Noppert is a social and infectious disease epidemiologist with substantive expertise in the development of biomarkers of aging, immunity, and infectious disease. Her research examines how the social environment at multiple levels, including the neighborhood environment determines who bears the burden of persistent infectious diseases, and the consequences for biological aging. She co-directs both the National Neighborhood Data Archive (NaNDA) and the Biosocial Research Collaborative, both housed at the Institute for Social Research.
- Ph.D., Epidemiology, University of Michigan
- M.P.H., Columbia University
- M.A., Teaching Secondary Science, Johns Hopkins University
- B.A., Biology, DePauw University
Health Services Research and Policy Focus
Condition Focus
Population Focus
U-M Academic Affiliation(s)
Social Research (ISR)
Social Research (ISR)
Population Studies
Social Research (ISR)
Survey Research
IHPI Policy Priority Areas
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U-M Primary Appointment
Research Assistant Professor
Institute for Social Research » Survey Research Center
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