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Introduction
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Presentation
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Why Infectious Diseases
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Modern Plagues
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Interdisciplinary Efforts
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Flu 101
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Flu
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Whats Next
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Tricks of the Trade
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Networks
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Animals
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methodological developments
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are not
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supercomputing
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optimization
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data
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part 3 whirlwind tour
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can we predict anything
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forecaster
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simulator
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stockpiling
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ventilators
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user interface
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keys to successful collaboration
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clear deliverables
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interactive tools
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other diseases
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thank you
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who got sick
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seasonal flu
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networks of transmission
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model selection
Description:
Explore the challenges and strategies for tracking and controlling future pandemics in this 57-minute lecture by Lauren Ancel Meyers, External Professor at the Santa Fe Institute. Delve into the complexities of infectious diseases, modern plagues, and interdisciplinary efforts to combat them. Learn about influenza basics, network analysis, animal-to-human transmission, and methodological developments in disease prediction. Discover how supercomputing, optimization, and data analysis contribute to forecasting and simulation models. Examine the importance of stockpiling resources, developing user interfaces, and fostering successful collaborations in pandemic preparedness. Gain insights into seasonal flu patterns, transmission networks, and model selection techniques used to anticipate and mitigate the impact of emerging infectious diseases.

Tracking and Curbing the Next Pandemic - Future Directions in Infectious Disease Research

Santa Fe Institute
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