Seasonal surveillance of dengue in the EU/EEA
Epidemiology
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Friday November 13
Thursday November 12
Record-breaking Ebola outbreak: phone data reconstruct first weeks of spread
Epidemiology
Open foundation models for clinical AI
AI for science
Universal Infectious Disease Forecasting with Mantis 2
Public health agencies need to anticipate how outbreaks will unfold, when they will peak, and how long demand on health services will remain elevated.
EpidemiologyMathematical modelling
Discrete dynamic survival analysis of epidemic case line lists
Case line lists, which record dates of onset, recovery, and hospitalisation, are among the most granular data in infectious disease epidemiology and can provide insights into transmission dynamics.
EpidemiologyMathematical modelling
Impact of vaccination coverage and timing on recent yellow fever outbreaks in Africa: a modeling study
Multiple recent yellow fever (YF) outbreaks have occurred despite a highly effective vaccine.
EpidemiologyMathematical modelling
Phylogeography and transmission dynamics of the 2025-2026 Utah-Arizona measles outbreak: a retrospective genomic epidemiology study
Measles outbreaks are increasing in frequency globally as vaccine coverage decreases.
EpidemiologyMathematical modelling
An agent-based model of Epstein-Barr virus transmission and vaccination
Epstein- Barr virus (EBV) infects over 90% of adults worldwide, causing infectious mononucleosis (IM) in adolescents and young adults and contributing to multiple malignancies.
EpidemiologyMathematical modelling
Wednesday November 11
Tuesday November 10
Estimating rates of SARS-CoV-2 lineage spread using graph spectra from genetic sequence data
The modern enormous scale of viral genomic data, as exemplified by SARS-CoV-2, presents unique opportunities for epidemic inference and real-time monitoring.
EpidemiologyMathematical modelling
Bayesian inverse problems and epidemic-threshold uncertainty for a heterogeneous SIS reaction-diffusion model
We study Bayesian inference of persistence from early observations of a heterogeneous susceptible--infected--susceptible (SIS) reaction--diffusion model with standard incidence.
EpidemiologyMathematical modelling
Fractional-Order Hybrid SIR Forecasting of COVID-19 in Bangladesh and the United States: Memory Effects and Out-of-Sample Evaluation
Fractional-order epidemic models are often justified by memory, yet whether memory improves forecasts is rarely tested out of sample.
EpidemiologyMathematical modelling
Federated Learning for Cross-Regional Epidemic Forecasting with Asynchronous Outbreaks
Epidemic outbreaks are often asynchronous across regions, yet collaborative forecasting is hampered by privacy laws and heterogeneous public health interventions.
AI for scienceEpidemiologyMathematical modelling
Reconstructing age-specific social contact patterns across 28 EU/EEA countries during the COVID-19 pandemic: linking non-pharmaceutical interventions to social mixing, 2020-2022
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, most EU/EEA countries sequentially introduced non-pharmaceutical interventions (NPIs) to reduce social contacts and mitigate transmission.
EpidemiologyMathematical modelling
Seasonality and spatial heterogeneity of confirmed malaria in Senegal (2009-2025): consistency with VECTRI simulations driven by ten bias-adjusted CMIP6 models and projected changes
Malaria transmission in Senegal is seasonal and spatially heterogeneous, but the consistency of dynamical malaria models with routine surveillance has rarely been tested with monthly subnational data.
EpidemiologyMathematical modelling
Monday November 9
Multimodal cell foundation models require synergistic integration beyond alignment
AI for science
Quantifying the impact of 3D diffusion and local versus global removal by surface deposition on indoor airborne transmission
The Viral Infection Risk Indoor Simulator (VIRIS) [Xue et al. 2024] combines architectural layout, people movement, and airborne transmission modelling to predict infection risk in indoor spaces.
EpidemiologyMathematical modelling
Sunday November 8
A Markovian SuASR epidemic framework with stochastic external factors
Epidemic waves are often shaped by uncertain external drivers, such as environmental variability or behavioral and policy changes, that can randomly amplify or dampen transmission.
EpidemiologyMathematical modelling
Inferring viral variants and fitness advantages from longitudinal wastewater sequencing data
During the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, wastewater-based epidemiology emerged as an effective tool for monitoring infection dynamics.
EpidemiologyMathematical modelling
Saturday November 7
Age-structured HPV dynamics under randomly switching epidemiological regimes
EpidemiologyMathematical modelling
Friday November 6
Ebola disease caused by Bundibugyo virus - Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya and Nigeria
Epidemiology
Yellow fever - WHO African Region
Epidemiology
Towards ecologically meaningful foundation models
AI for science
Ab initio simulation of excited-state potential energy surfaces with transferable deep quantum Monte Carlo
AI for science
Dynamics of two reaction-diffusion SIS epidemic models with spatio-temporal periodic control strategies
EpidemiologyMathematical modelling
Predicting key viral mutations from within-host deep sequencing data
Epidemiology
Epidemiological Modeling of Seasonal Influenza Through Periodic Mean-Reverting Stochastic Processes
Seasonal influenza follows annual cycles, but variation in epidemic magnitude and timing complicates preparedness.
EpidemiologyMathematical modelling
EIN-RECAP: Evidence-Grounded Multi-Agent Summarization and Retrieval of Infectious-Disease Expert Discussions
Infectious disease experts exchange practical knowledge through clinical discussions, but identifying relevant information across years of conversations is difficult.
AI for scienceEpidemiology
Thursday November 5
Trust as a hidden driver of epidemic-relevant behavior: Institution- and behavior-specific associations across 20 national survey waves
Epidemiology
Bayesian Spatio-temporal Modeling of Multi-Site Wastewater Surveillance Data
Wastewater surveillance provides population-level evidence of infectious disease activity.
EpidemiologyMathematical modelling
Tuesday November 3
The influence of ensemble size and composition on the performance of combined real-time COVID-19 forecasts
During infectious disease outbreaks, short-term forecasts can play an important role for both decision makers and the general public.
EpidemiologyMathematical modelling
Global sensitivity analysis for stochastic models of infectious diseases: Re-emergence of yellow fever virus in the Americas as a case study
Emerging infectious diseases are a persistent public health threat that challenge deterministic, mechanistic modeling approaches.
EpidemiologyMathematical modelling
Hybrid dynamical system model for seasonal mosquito competition with reproductive interference
EpidemiologyMathematical modelling
Monday November 2
Shamonda virus in human - France
Epidemiology
Saturday October 31
A model-based adaptive sampling framework for infectious disease surveillance
Longitudinal surveillance must choose each round's sampling design before the next observations arrive.
EpidemiologyMathematical modelling
Thursday October 29
Foundation model for particle collision data analysis
AI for science
From forward-backward sweep to backpropagation for optimal control in tumor-immune dynamics
AI for scienceMathematical modelling
Approximating Peak Prevalence in Multistage SIR Epidemics
EpidemiologyMathematical modelling
Wednesday October 28
Modeling the Spread of Crimean Congo Hemorrhagic Fever with Tick Co-feeding
EpidemiologyMathematical modelling
Same R0, Different Risk: Colonization-Age Timing and Heterogeneity Drive ICU MRSA Establishment and Burden
EpidemiologyMathematical modelling
Monday October 26
Monday October 19
Multi-jurisdictional Measles Outbreak is Over
Epidemiology
Thursday October 15
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