Countries continue to monitor contacts exposed in the multinational #hantavirus outbreak. We estimate low risk of sustained spread but non-negligible risk of secondary clusters under heterogeneous isolation or pre-symptomatic transmission. Report here: https://t.co/84OnMjdney
📢 Excited to announce our Invited Speaker for EPINEXT 2025 :
🎤 @serinachang5
Incoming Assistant Professor, UC Berkeley – EECS & Computational Precision Health
Talk title: Modeling Fine-Grained Mobility Patterns and Public Health Policies with Machine Learning
@eugeValdano
@nishiurah@eugeValdano 📍 Join us in Siena, Italy on September 3, 2025, and explore innovative methods in epidemic modeling with leading experts.
🔗 More details: https://t.co/c4GA002EoX
📢 Excited to announce our Invited Speaker for EPINEXT 2025 :
📷@nishiurah
Professor, Kyoto University School of Public Health
Talk title: Immune landscape: estimation before and after relaxing interventions against COVID-19
@eugeValdano
Missed the deadline? Good news! 🎉We’re extending applications until March 3rd—so there’s still time to join us in Madrid for #Complexity72h!
📍 Apply now: https://t.co/LmTeKDX4Jk
Uptake of #PrEP for #HIV prevention among #MSM in the EU is heterogeneous. We compared the cost-effectiveness of current and alternative national policies. @WHO guidelines emerged as the most cost-effective. Preprint: https://t.co/ajH9MFOmso
Back2back Stockholm - Torino on our upcoming study on the cost-effectiveness of PrEP policies in the EU. @boxuanwang14 with a poster at #ESCAIDE2024 and @branmorrighan at the workshop at @ISI_Fondazione . Most current policies are projected to be CE, but not optimally so.
Do you have a great research idea but need the right people to bring it to life? Help us make Complexity72h an unforgettable experience again by applying to be a tutor in Madrid next June.
The call for tutors is now open: https://t.co/gUI08cyVqX
Interested in knowing how we are using Colocation Maps by Data For Good at @Meta for public health? Read our new post featuring on https://t.co/f92ucOQQEv
The schedule of EPINEXT (Next-gen Methods for Data-Rich Epidemic Models) -a satellite of @ConfCompSys- is out. Join us on Sept 3 at 2.45pm in Exeter, UK! Keynote talks by A Allard, L Dall'Asta, I Z Kiss, C Poletto https://t.co/JtjKr4iw27
Let's do some theory 💪 EPINEXT is our satellite of @ConfCompSys in Exeter UK this fall. We'll discuss on how to build next-gen math models of the spread of infectious disease epidemics. Have a look at our invited speakers & send your contribution!
https://t.co/BPZFLHw8DQ
We're hiring a postdoc at @Inserm@Sorbonne_Univ_ in Paris! Data-driven modeling of epidemic spread. Check out details: https://t.co/edwImrCJZ9
Get in touch if you have questions.