CADIO Lab, part of the Center for Advancement and Dissemination of Intervention Optimization (CADIO) at the NYU School of Global Public Health, involves students in intervention optimization research.
Intervention optimization is an emerging scientific field that integrates ideas from behavioral science, engineering, public health, economics, decision science, and quantitative and qualitative research methods. The field develops innovative methods for designing and optimizing interventions to be effective, scalable, efficient, and capable of achieving meaningful real-world impact.
CADIO Lab welcomes students and trainees who want to shape the future of intervention optimization. Our mission is to prepare the next generation of scholars by developing methods, applying them to important public health challenges, and fostering an interdisciplinary community dedicated to advancing the science of intervention optimization.
NYU students who are interested in working with CADIO Lab are encouraged to register their interest via this form. We anticipate opening applications in September, 2026.
CADIO Lab members gave multiple talks and poster presentations at the inaugural Conference on Intervention Optimization. Pictured here: Roz Zheng, Dr. Jillian Strayhorn, Seth Eaton.
Augustus Williams presenting at the D&I conference.
Roz Zheng presenting at the NYU GPH Student Expo.
Seth Eaton presenting on DAIVE at the D&I conference.
CADIO celebrates the 10 year anniversary of NYU GPH. Pictured: Dr. Jillian Strayhorn and Dr. Kate Guastaferro.
CADIO Lab members at a lab lunch. Pictured: Maryam Khan, Mrunali Gaijan, Roz Zheng, Frank Zaffuto.