Explore a comprehensive seminar on modelling spatial infection spread in heterogeneous populations, presented by Arvin Vaziry from Dalhousie University as part of the MfPH Next Generation Seminar series at the Fields Institute. Delve into advanced mathematical techniques and epidemiological concepts used to analyze the complex dynamics of disease transmission across diverse demographic groups and geographical areas. Gain insights into the latest research methodologies and their applications in predicting and managing infectious disease outbreaks in real-world scenarios.
Modelling of Spatial Infection Spread Through Heterogeneous Population
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Modelling of spatial infection spread through heterogeneous population
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Fields Institute
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