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Linking models and data for infectious disease dynamics: rubella as a case-study

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Infectious Disease Dynamics

Co-authors: Bryan Grenfell (EEB, Princeton), Ottar Bjornstad (CIDD, Penn State), Justin Lessler (Bloomberg School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins), Andy Tatem (Geography, Southampton), Amy Wesolowski (Engineering and Public policy, Carnegie Mellon), Caroline Buckee (School of Public Health, Harvard)

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