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Infectious Diseases Mathematical Modelling Workshop - in Australia 3/2007

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Laidback Al

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The Network of Infectious Disease Modellers of Australia (NIDMA) will hold a one-day mathematical modelling workshop on Friday March 16 2007 in conjunction with the Communicable Diseases Control Conference. This one-day workshop will introduce key concepts of mathematical modelling of infectious diseases, with an emphasis on practical applications. Participants are not assumed to be experienced in either mathematics or modelling. A maximum of 50 participants can be accommodated.
For further information on the workshop, including how to register :
http://influenza.sph.unimelb.edu.au/
 
Re: Infectious Diseases Mathematical Modelling Workshop - in Australia 3/2007

Laidback Al said:
The Network of Infectious Disease Modellers of Australia (NIDMA) will hold a one-day mathematical modelling workshop on Friday March 16 2007 in conjunction with the Communicable Diseases Control Conference. This one-day workshop will introduce key concepts of mathematical modelling of infectious diseases, with an emphasis on practical applications. Participants are not assumed to be experienced in either mathematics or modelling. A maximum of 50 participants can be accommodated.
For further information on the workshop, including how to register :
http://influenza.sph.unimelb.edu.au/
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This looks very interesting, doesn't it. Too bad it's on the other side of the planet, relatively speaking.

Are you planning to go?
 
Re: Infectious Diseases Mathematical Modelling Workshop - in Australia 3/2007

No, not going. It would be long trip for a one day workshop. But FluTrackers has forum members from all over the world and maybe someone in Australia would go and report back to us.
 
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