Lahore University of Management Sciences
Understanding the COVID‑19 Outbreak in Pakistan
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Poster profiles from the Mathematical Epidemiology community. The list is drawn from the 2020 poster program and includes the presenter, affiliation, and title for each record.
Lahore University of Management Sciences
Understanding the COVID‑19 Outbreak in Pakistan
Vellore Institute of Technology
Mathematical Modeling of Malaria with Saturated Treatment‑A Case Study of India
Univ. of the Philippines Visayas
Modeling the viral infectious disease from infection to epidemic
Occidental College
An Epidemic Mobility Model with Symptomatic and Asymptomatic Individuals Allowing Variation of Contact Rates Between Individuals and Across Regions
Shiv Nadar University
Optimal public health strategy during an influenza outbreak
Technical University of Munich
Exact and approximate formulas for contact tracing on random trees
Technical University of Munich
An immuno‑epidemiological model linking within‑host and between‑host dynamics of cholera
Shiv Nadar University
Evolutionary game models to explain the potential interactions among Adverse events, Vaccine scares and Individual vaccination choice
Maseno University
Modelling the spatio‑temporal risk of measles outbreaks and options for their control in Kenya
Arizona State University
Modeling and Preparedness: The Transmission Dynamics of COVID19 Outbreak in Provinces of Ecuador
Institute of Theoretical Physics ‑ Sao Paulo State University
Modelling non‑pharmaceutical interventions to mitigate COVID‑19 in Sao Paulo
University of Campinas
A mathematical model of HIV/AIDS Spread in human population, the triangle transmission case.
University of California,Davis
Pandemic dynamics of COVID‑19 using epidemic stage, instantaneous reproductive number and pathogen genome identity (GENI) score: modeling molecular epidemiology
CWRU
Individual‑based modeling of Covid‑19 in local community settings
University of Nevada, Reno
Building age‑structured network models from interaction data
Indian Institute of Engineering Science and Technology, Shibpur
Influence of the smear‑microscopy in global dynamics of tuberculosis transmission
University of Nottingham
Re‑parameterisation of a mathematical model of AHSV using data from literature
University of Warwick
Identifying indicators of critical transitions in epidemiological data
Ateneo de Manila University
Optimal Strategies for Mitigating the COVID‑19 Epidemic in the Philippines
Universiti Sains Malaysia
Dynamical systems analysis of tuberculosis with the impact of transmission rate and vaccination.
CSIC
Structural Identifiability and Observability of Compartmental Models of the COVID‑19 Pandemic
New Mexico Tech
Forecasting cases of RSV using artificial neural networks and mechanistic models
FAMAF ‑ Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
SIRS dynamics on a diffusive agent system
Texas Christian University
SARS‑CoV‑2 coinfections: Implications for the second wave
Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) Mohali
Impact of temperature change on Malaria incidence in high altitude regions of India
University of Basilicata
Modeling COVID‑19 considering asymptomatic cases and avoid contacts
University of New Brunswick
When the best pandemic models are the simplest
University of the Philippines Diliman and Bicol University
A Mathematical Model and Optimal Control of Schistosomiasis in Agusan del Sur, Philippines
Clarkson University
A novel COVID‑19 model reveals unexpected consequences of social distancing strategies
Arizona State University
Mobility impact in the spreading of COVID‑19 in Ecuador
Tusculum University
Resource Limitations and Household Economics in Outbreaks
University of Tennessee Knoxville
Mathematical Model of Basal Sprout Production in Response to Laurel Wilt
Affiliation not recorded
Treatment control is one of the most important factor to reduce the spread of COVID‑19 epidemic
UCLA
Unifying continuous, discrete, and hybrid susceptible‑infected‑recovered processes on networks
Universidad de Nariño
Approach and analysis of a mathematical model in ordinary differential equations, applied to HIV transmission, considering protection strategies.
School of Mathematics, University of Leeds
Exact approaches for the analysis of stochastic epidemic processes on small networks
University of California, San Francisco | Gladstone Institutes
Early‑phase decoupling between population mobility and death rates
Universidad de Nariño
Mathematical model with carriers and general non‑linear incidence rate
EMAp/FGV
A death‑based mathematical model of the ongoing COVID‑19 pandemic
Jahangirnagar University
Model‑aided Understanding of the Outbreak of COVID‑19 in Bangladesh
Affiliation not recorded
Sensitivity and stability analysis of an Ebola Virus disease and GB virus C co‑infection.
University of the Philippines Diliman
A mathematical model of the dynamics of lymphatic filariasis in Caraga Region, The Philippines
Affiliation not recorded
Treatment of Viral Co‑Infections
University of Nevada, Reno
Reproduction Numbers for ODE Models of Arbitrary Finite Dimension: An Application of the Generalized Linear Chain Trick
New bandage's materials, Ltd.
Agent‑based models for influenza epidemic dynamics and its decision‑making capability
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
Dynamics of disease models with self‑diffusion: Case study of Cholera in Ghana
IIT Patna
The impact of information and saturated treatment with time delay in an Infectious disease model
La Trobe University
A model of population dynamics with complex household structure and mobility: implications for transmission and control of communicable diseases
Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos
A Coupled Mathematical Model Introducing Biological Control of Dengue
University of Alberta
Global Asymptotic Stability for a Diffusive Opportunistic Diseases Model
UC Merced
Multiscale Modeling of Protein Aggregation
Université de Tours
Quasi‑neutral dynamics in a co‑infection system with N strains
UNICAMP‑Brazil
Assessing the effects of the diagnostic methods on the schistosomiasis dynamics
Fred Hutch
Evaluating the effectiveness of social distancing interventions: delaying the epidemic or flattening the curve?
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