Presentations

2009

• Per Rolfhamre, European Centre for Disease Control, Sweden
  Collecting comparable surveillance data for Europe.
  At the S-GEM workshop on Outbreak detection in September.
  [Presentation]
• Maria Grünewald, Swedish Institute for Infectious Disease Control, Sweden
  CASE: Computer Assisted Search for Epidemics.
  At the S-GEM workshop on Outbreak detection in September.
  [Presentation]
• Michael Höhle, University of Munich, Germany
  Generating outbreak signals with R – a surveillance perspective.
  At the S-GEM workshop on Outbreak detection in September.
  [Presentation]
• Marianne Frisén, University of Gothenburg, Sweden
  Robust outbreak surveillance.
  At the S-GEM workshop on Outbreak detection in September.
  [Presentation]
• Wilfred van Pelt, National Institute for Public Health and Environment, The Netherlands
  Farrington’s algorithm in daily epidemiological work.
  At the S-GEM workshop on Outbreak detection in September.
  [Presentation]
• Martin Kulldorff, Harvard University and Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, USA
  A space-time permutation scan statistic for the early detection of disease outbreaks.
  At the S-GEM workshop on Outbreak detection in September.
  [Presentation]

2007

• Laura Temime
  Modeling antibiotic resistance in populations: from deterministic to stochastic to agent-based models
  At the S-GEM workshop on Antibiotic resistance in April.
  [Presentation]

• Martin Bootsma
  Learning about long-term vaccination effects from outbreak data
  At the S-GEM workshop on Antibiotic resistance in April.
  [Presentation]
• Karl Ekdahl
  Penicillin-resistant pneumococci - potentials for modeling
  At the S-GEM workshop on Antibiotic resistance in April.
  [Presentation]
• Martin Camitz
  Macro versus micro in epidemic simulations and other stories
  At ISI in July, 2007.
  [Presentation]
• Martin Eichner
  Learning about long-term vaccination effects from outbreak data
  At the S-GEM workshop on Antibiotic resistance in April.
  [Presentation]

2006

• Martin Camitz
  The effect of travel restrictions on the spread of a highly contagious disease in Sweden
  At European Complex Systems Conference in Oxford, September 2006
  [Abstract|Full text|Presentation]
• John Glasser
  Mathematical modeling of Pertussis in Sweden
  At the S-GEM workshop on Vaccination strategies in September.
  [Presentation]
• Martin Eichner
  Learning about long-term vaccination effects from outbreak data
  At the S-GEM workshop on Vaccination strategies in September.
  [Presentation]
• Frank Ball
  Optimal vaccination strategies for stochastic epidemics among a population of households
  At the S-GEM workshop on Vaccination strategies in September.
  [Presentation]
• Rose-Marie Carlsson
  Pertussis and the Swedish vaccination program
  At the S-GEM workshop on Vaccination strategies in September.
  [Presentation]
• Tom Britton
  Pertussis and the Swedish vaccination program
  At the S-GEM workshop on Vaccination strategies in September.
  [Presentation]
• Social Network Visualization as a Contact Tracing Tool
  Magnus Boman
  Presentation from a workshop on Agent Technology for Disaster Management
  [Presentation|Article|Complete procedings]
  

2005

• Uncovering the contact networks behind emerging epidemics
  Jacco Wallinga, RIVM, Netherlands
  From the Networks in Epidemiology workshop, 7 November.

• MCMC for stochastic epidemic models
  From talk 27 April, 2005 at Kräftriket by Philip D O'Neill. Details here.

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