Thomas Inglesby

Dr. Thomas Inglesby leads initiatives in health security and public health preparedness at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, where he serves as the director. As a professor in the Department of Environmental Health and Engineering at Johns Hopkins University, he brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the field of health security, focusing on the prevention of and response to biological threats, as well as pandemic and emerging infectious diseases. Dr. Inglesby has played a pivotal role in shaping national and international policies through his expert briefings to White House officials and his testimony before Congress. His insights have been instrumental in guiding decision-makers on matters of public health and safety, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. His work has been recognized and quoted extensively by national media outlets, underscoring his status as a leading authority on the implications of infectious diseases and health security. In addition to his academic and advisory roles, Dr. Inglesby is deeply committed to advancing research and education in the field of health security. His efforts aim to enhance public health preparedness and response strategies, ensuring that communities are better equipped to handle biological threats and pandemics. Through his leadership, the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security continues to be at the forefront of research and policy development in these critical areas. Dr. Inglesby's contributions extend beyond academia and policy; he is also actively involved in fostering collaborations with global health organizations and government agencies. His work emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary approaches to tackling complex health challenges, promoting a more resilient and secure global health landscape.