Maya M. Juman

The study identifies Northern Red-backed Voles as potential BRPV hosts using museum specimens and field samples, showing BRPV presence since at least 1998.

This paper assesses how biodiversity databases can be used for pathogen discovery by analyzing tissue samples from bats and rodents in natural history museums.

This study compiles an open database of paramyxovirus studies in Old World fruit bats, identifies sampling biases, and finds evidence of host-switching among pteropodids.

The paper uses machine learning to screen museum tissues for novel coronaviruses and paramyxoviruses, recovering sequences from archived samples and identifying new host species.