Thurs 23rd May, 5:30pm, LSHTM bar. Join us for a special screening of hit zom-rom-com “Shaun of the Dead” and a post-show discussion with “Shaun” star Simon Pegg. Or possibly Professor of Infectious Disease modelling John Edmunds, we’re not sure. Free popcorn…
23 May, Room Jerry Morris A Tavistock. Paper: Computability, Godel’s incompleteness theorem, and an inherent limit on the predictability of evolution. J.R. Soc. Interface 2012, 9(69):624-639. Led by Anton Camacho…
Wednesday 12th June, 2013. Thomas Churcher (Imperial College London). Title TBC. 1pm, Room John Snow Lecture Theatre (Keppel Street…
Tues 4th June. Presenting: Olivier Le Polain. 12:45-2pm, Bennett Room (Keppel Street…
Watch the Flusurvey’s Alma Adler on hit BBC Science show Bang Goes the Theory on the 11th of March. 7:30, BBC1…
First results from the Flusurvey here: manflu and the age distribution of cases. Find out more about the Flusurvey…
Wednesday 10th April. A one-day workshop bringing together researchers at the interface of epidemiology, genetics and modelling. Find out how infectious disease epidemiology uses genetic data to understand host-to-host transmission, community outbreaks and evolution of pathogens. More information here…
The new academic year has brought many new faces to cmmid – welcome to all; we hope you have an enjoyable and productive time with us…
“There is sweet music here”. Or there might be, if rumours are to be believed. A nascent cmmid music group is on the verge of springing up – contact Gwen if interested…
Sir Joseph Bazalgette is a heroic figure, an engineer whose system of sewers transformed 19th century London from a stinking, miasmatic, cholera-soaked pit of pestilence into a city fit to walk through without a pomander. One of the most impressive monuments to his mustachioed genius, combining functionality with an…