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Mathematical modelling of population dynamics of infectious diseases such as influenza
Subject:
Influenza
Mathematical modelling
Epidemic Control
Public Health
Infection
Epidemiology
Computational modelling
Dynamics
PhD Student, Department of Applied Maths and Theoretical Physics
Mathematical modelling of population dynamics of infectious diseases such as influenza
Not available for consultancy
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Classifications:
Graduate Students
Specialities:
Infectious Disease Dynamics
Departments and institutes:
Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics
Person keywords:
Influenza
Mathematical Modelling
Epidemic control
Public Health
Infection
Epidemiology
Dynamics
