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Explore epidemic modeling for COVID-19 with Princeton epidemiologist Andy Dobson in this 36-minute talk from the Santa Fe Institute. Delve into the benefits and limitations of mathematical models in tracking contagious diseases, understand the tradeoffs between pathogen transmissibility and virulence, and examine the potential for herd immunity as a response to the pandemic. Investigate the possibility of COVID-19 becoming an endemic seasonal infection and analyze the interconnections between epidemiological and economic systems. Gain insights into spatial and evolutionary models, outbreak patterns, and the impact of cultural behaviors on disease spread. Learn about the opportunities presented by the crisis, including vaccine development, and discover valuable resources for further study in this timely and informative discussion.

Andy Dobson on Epidemic Modeling for COVID-19

Santa Fe Institute
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