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Sara

@saraliyenloo

applied mathematician in infectious disease and evolutionary biology. other interests include noodle soups and Woollies chocolate mud cake.

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Met Rosie Aogo, PhD in Australia back when we were both starting our PhDs, and we seem to be following each other around the globe. From Sydney to Bethesda.

Met <a href="/rosie_aogo/">Rosie Aogo, PhD</a> in Australia back when we were both starting our PhDs, and we seem to be following each other around the globe. From Sydney to Bethesda.
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Honoured to have joined the #ScenarioModelingHub, and truly astounded that I get to be in the room with this group of exceptional researchers, public health experts and overall great human flesh people.

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Proud to have worked with Xiyan Xiong XY on this model, exploring the persistence of gut mutualists even when vertical transmission is leaky. On to new adventures post PhD for her! Mark Tanaka doi.org/10.1017/ehs.20…

Shaun Truelove (@shaun_truelove) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are excited to announce the second #AMPH workshop from the #CAMUSproject! We will be bringing another group of teams and individuals from public health organizations around the US for an intensive workshop on modeling respiratory diseases. Reach out if interested!

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Not a bad place for a workshop. Loved thinking about evolution again - so much more to learn about mutation and modelling. Thanks to the organisers for the invite!

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New paper out today! 🚨 Multi-model ensembles are powerful tools for making predictions… but how do we actually generate these ensembles? Which methods should we use? Check it out in The Royal Society interface royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs…

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Honored to be selected for a center of innovation and the coordinating center by the CDC Center for Forecasting and Outbreak Analytics w/Shaun Truelove and Kim Powers. ACCIDDA includes UNC Public Health JHIDDynamics UF IDDynamics, Johns Hopkins APL and Pitt Public Health . sph.unc.edu/sph-news/unc-g…

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The future of outbreak preparedness and response looks a little brighter with the creation of a new CDC network of centers. Looking forward to building on years of dedication and collaboration with amazing colleagues in our center and across the network.

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Are you interested in getting more involved with SMB - Society for Mathematical Biology? The SMB newsletter team are looking for new co-editors! The newsletter is issued four times a year: smb.org/News For more information: x.com/messages/media…

Are you interested in getting more involved with <a href="/SMB_MathBiology/">SMB - Society for Mathematical Biology</a>? 

The SMB newsletter team are looking for new co-editors! The newsletter is issued four times a year: smb.org/News

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Cheers to Emily Howerton on this huge effort, summarising and analysing scenario projections over many years of hard work. Pooling multiple models during COVID-19 pandemic provided more reliable projections about an uncertain future theconversation.com/pooling-multip… The Conversation U.S.

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Tracking COVID dynamics & population immunity. Our projections for BA.1, BA.4 & BA.5 suggest that higher levels of SARS-Cov-2 booster uptake in mid 2022 would've averted thousands of deaths in the US. Meyers Lab at UT Austin @UTPandemics Anass Bouchnita Spencer J. Fox doi.org/10.1016/j.epid…

Tracking COVID dynamics &amp; population immunity. Our projections for BA.1, BA.4 &amp; BA.5 suggest that higher levels of SARS-Cov-2 booster uptake in mid 2022 would've averted thousands of deaths in the US. <a href="/meyerslab/">Meyers Lab at UT Austin</a> <a href="/UTPandemics/">@UTPandemics</a> <a href="/AnassBouchnita/">Anass Bouchnita</a>  <a href="/FoxandtheFlu/">Spencer J. Fox</a> doi.org/10.1016/j.epid…