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Excited! We received a new R01 from NIA to study computational drug repositioning for Alzheimer's Disease. More info in the thread 👇 from 10 months ago. We will be hiring 2 new postdocs and a software developer for this project; pls RT!
Truly a weird feeling, but I think I'm actually a bit ahead of schedule for an upcoming grant proposal submission. So as an experiment, I'm opening up my current draft for public comment.
Topic: Drug repositioning for Alzheimer's Disease.
Link: docs.google.com/document/d/1…
We're happy to announce our second annual Systems Biology of Infectious Diseases Workshop - February 24-26, 2020 here in sunny La Jolla, CA.
This year we're focusing on Systems Immunology and we have an amazing set of speakers lined up. Join us!🌴🏄♀️☀️
cvisb.org/2020-workshop/
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Are you looking for research materials on #Lassafever? Are you interested in employing social science insights in Lassa fever control?
Visit lassafever.info, a newly launched online #LassaFever repository by @NCDCgov @GCRF @AnthDurham1 @rki_de
#PreventEpidemicsNaija
Our friends over at ACEGID have their awesome annual workshop coming. DO make sure to check it out and apply.
Applications for 2019 ACEGID Summer Genomics Bootcamp now open -
acegid.org/index.php?active=…
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2. The #Ebola outbreak totals are 733 confirmed & probable cases & 459 deaths. Today's @MinSanteRDC update contains a cool epi-curve showing cases by date of symptom onset & by location. Looks to me like a slight abating of cases — though that may be wishful thinking.
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The 24th International Bioinformatics Workshop on Virus Evolution and Molecular Epidemiology (VEME) will take place in Hong Kong from Sunday August 4 to Friday August 9, 2019. More info: rega.kuleuven.be/cev/veme-wo…
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Our @acegid_lab partners performed advanced sequencing to uncover a yellow fever outbreak in their home country Nigeria. This is how we will protect the world from pandemics #rootsnotparachutes #africanscience @WorldBank @H3Africa_CC virological.org/t/yellow-fev…
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#Ebola rebounds BIG time: +12 cases reported today. That's huge. It's only the 4th time in this outbreak that there were more than 10 cases reported on a single day. There have been 36 cases reported this week (Monday onward). 1/
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“We need to understand the epidemiology of Lassa and the incidence of disease in affected countries. @NCDCgov establishing surveillance systems has helped our work tremendously.”
Our CEO Richard Hatchett speaking at the first ever #Lassa conference #LIC2019 #OutsmartEpidemics
The #LIC2019 conference just kicked off in Abuja, organized by the @NCDCgov! @CEPIvaccines is taking the lead on Lassa vaccines trials, presented in their keynote. Currently in Phase I/II development, very promising and exciting.
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A total of 12,327 suspected cases of #LassaFever were recorded during a 10-year period (2009-2018). Of the 1236 total confirmed cases, 543(43.9%) cases were recorded in 2018 alone- Sylvanus Okogbenin at the #LIC2019 Conference





















