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Cambridge Infectious Diseases

An Interdisciplinary Research Centre at the University of Cambridge
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Network Directory

Cambridge infectious Diseases has almost 300 members contributing a huge breadth of expertise to infectious disease research. Our list of experts can be searched by name or filtered by research keywords.

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COVID-19:Nowcast and Forecast

A team of statistical modellers at the Medical Research Council Biostatistics Unit regularly nowcast and forecast COVID-19 infections and deaths. This information feeds directly to SAGE sub-group, Scientific Pandemic Influenza sub-group on Modelling (SPI-M) and to regional PHE teams.

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Science, Policy & Pandemic Podcasts

In response to the coronavirus outbreak the Centre for Science and Policy, in partnership with Cambridge Infectious Diseases and Cambridge Immunology, has launched a weekly podcast: Science, Policy and Pandemics.

Read more at: How Cambridge University experts are responding to the Covid-19 pandemic
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How Cambridge University experts are responding to the Covid-19 pandemic

Across Cambridge University, there is a huge wealth of knowledge and expertise feeding into the nationwide response to the spread of COVID-19. For the latest news and information on what's happening across Cambridge Infectious Diseases.

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A virtual centre for infectious diseases researchers at the University of Cambridge and affiliated institutes. Our vision is to build a world-leading interdisciplinary centre with capacity to develop innovative solutions for intractable infectious disease problems and support evidence for infectious disease policy.

Interested in joining CID? Send an email to the coordinator as indicated here.

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