MMED is a 2‐week modeling clinic that emphasizes the use of data in understanding infectious disease dynamics. This year is the first virtual edition of the program!
Experience this ”hands-on” course, and learn about stochastic network models for infectious disease transmission dynamics, with a focus on empirically based modeling of HIV transmission.
Join us for the next MIDAS Webinar featuring presentations by MIDAS COVID-19 Urgent Grant Program award recipients!
Join us for the next MIDAS Webinar featuring MIDAS member Dr. Caroline Buckee!
MIDAS member and IDASTP Director Jacobus de Roode will moderate this panel exploring career pathways in the field of infectious disease across scales approach.
The 2021 University of Washington Summer Institute courses are again offered online this year. Many MIDAS members are instructors.
Join us for the next MIDAS Webinar featuring research using Covasim!
This conference is for undergraduate students or students in a post baccalaureate program from underrepresented groups who have an interest in public health and mathematical modeling of infectious diseases. The conference will introduce students to modeling methods and familiarize students with modeling resources of the MIDAS Network.
Join us for a session with CDC representatives to learn more about applying for this fellowship opportunity!
Learn about High Performance Computing and how the MIDAS Coordination Center can help with resources for your research.
MIDAS Coordination Center
University of Pittsburgh
A737 Public Health
130 DeSoto Street
Pittsburgh PA 15261