Congratulations to MIDAS member Professor Marc Lipsitch on being newly elected to the National Academy of Medicine!
MIDAS member Dr. Lauren Gardner is listed as a ‘Pioneer’ on TIME Magazine list of 100 most influential people in 2020.
MIDAS member Prof. Alex Vespignani receives 2020 Euler Prize.
Recommended reporting items for epidemic forecasting and prediction research: the EPIFORGE 2020 guidelines.
Drs Caitlin Rivers and Alison Galvani were profiled in articles featured in Science and Lancet Infectious Diseases magazines!
Understanding COVID-19 vaccine efficacy
Understanding COVID-19 vaccine efficacy
Vaccine efficacy in high-risk groups and reduced viral shedding are important for protection
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We've got a new paper out on the predicted thermal constraints on Zika transmission now and in the future, with @SadieRyan @wormmaps @morde @MatthewBonds3 @CourtneyMurdoc3 and others. https://twitter.com/wormmaps/status/1318974042364383232
NEW🚨: In a generation, when immunity fades, we could see another devastating Zika virus epidemic. Thanks to climate change, 1.3 billion people could be at higher risk the next time around. Co-led with @SadieRyan, our analysis in Global Change Biology: https://twitter.com/GlobalChangeBio/status/1318972695971721217
Join us for the next MIDAS webinar!
Friday Oct 30, 12:00-1:00pm ET (US).
Guest speakers: @isabelrodbar @sakitakahashi1
Topic: Sero-epidemiological modeling for #COVID19 control
Register now!
MIDAS Webinar: Sero-epidemiological modeling for COVID-19 control
Join us for the next MIDAS Webinar featuring Drs. Isabel Rodriguez-Barraquer and Saki Takahashi, from UC San Francisco.
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The Maximizing Access to Research Careers (MARC) program provides mentored #UndergraduateResearch experiences for students from diverse backgrounds to prepare and succeed in Ph.D. training. Read more here: https://bit.ly/2zuWjZN #NIGMS @NIGMSTraining #ResearchDiversity
Are things that academia values, the most important things in modern science? @AdamJKucharski @sbfnk & I argue probably not.
I hope this can change: many people are doing valuable technical work & they are - & should be able to stay - a part of science.
The COVID-19 response illustrates that traditional academic reward structures and metrics do not reflect crucial contributions to modern science
The COVID-19 pandemic has motivated many open and collaborative analytical research projects with real-world impact. However, despite their value, suc...
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The American journal of clinical nutrition
Raghu VK, Rudolph JA, Smith KJ
2020-10-06
Global health action
Evans MV, Garchitorena A, Rakotonanahary RJL, Drake JM, Andriamihaja B, Rajaonarifara E, Ngonghala CN, Roche B, Bonds MH, Rakotonirina J
2020-10-06
JAMA pediatrics
Hsu HE, Mathew R, Wang R, Broadwell C, Horan K, Jin R, Rhee C, Lee GM
2020-10-05
Nature medicine
Rader B, Scarpino SV, Nande A, Hill AL, Adlam B, Reiner RC, Pigott DM, Gutierrez B, Zarebski AE, Shrestha M, Brownstein JS, Castro MC, Dye C, Tian H, Pybus OG, Kraemer MUG
2020-10-05
American Institute of Mathematics – Structured Quartet Research Ensembles (SQUARES)
People: Omar Saucedo
2020 – 2020
Division of Environmental Biology
People: Katriona Shea
2020 – 2021
National Institute of Food and Agriculture-usda
People: Kristina Ceres
2020 – 2022
American Institute of Mathematics – Structured Quartet Research Ensembles (SQUARES)
People: Omar Saucedo
2020 – 2020
MIDAS Coordination Center
University of Pittsburgh
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