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OMNI-RÉUNIS Participated in the Y-EMERGE – CDM Modelling Fair

Nolan Holder Featured News, News Canada, early warning signals, Emerging Infectious Disease, mathematics, Modelling, OneHealth, Public Health, Research
OMNI-RÉUNIS Participated in the Y-EMERGE – CDM Modelling Fair
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← Happy Holidays/Joyeuses Fêtes!
Seminar 28: Community-based approach to one-health: AI for community-based early detection of zoonotic diseases →
  • Address: Center for Disease Modelling (CDM)|Petrie Science & Engineering Building (PSE), York University, Room 018, 140 Campus Walk, North York, ON M3J
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