Prof. Julia Gog

Name:	Prof. Julia Gog
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	7 Apr 2023, 1:39 p.m.

Public lists managed by Prof. Julia Gog

• CMS Special Lectures
• Worms and Bugs

Talks given by Prof. Julia Gog

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• Hunting for viral packaging signals
• Hunting for viral packaging signals
• Some challenges in modelling influenza
• Why Biologists Need Mathmos

Talks organised by Prof. Julia Gog

This list is based on what was entered into the 'organiser' field in a talk. It may not mean that Prof. Julia Gog actually organised the talk, they may have been responsible only for entering the talk into the talks.cam system.

• TALK POSTPONED
• Multi-Scale Superinfection Models in Evolutionary Epidemiology
• Modelling Large Scale Epidemiological Modelling of Infectious Tree Disease
• Modelling Ebola vaccination
• Co-infections by non-interacting pathogens are not independent: deriving new tests of interaction
• Title to be confirmed
• TALK POSTPONED
• Ecology and emergence of bat-borne viruses
• Genomic and epidemiological surveillance of Zika and yellow fever virus: lessons from Brazil
• When does spatial diversification usefully maximise the durability of crop disease resistance?
• Mathematical modelling at different stages of an infectious disease outbreak
• Title to be confirmed
• Should we expect attack rates for infectious disease to vary across small spatial scales?
• Modelling social structure and infectious disease: transmission, control and equity
• BBC Pandemic, National Edition
• BBC Pandemic, Haslemere Edition: Evaluating epidemic dynamics using fine-scale interpersonal distance data from mobile phones
• Accelerating the control of bovine TB in developing countries
• Modelling avian influenza outbreak risk in the Australian chicken industry
• AITKEN PUBLIC LECTURE - Shaken but not stirred: using mathematics in earthquakes
• Lorenz chaos beyond the attractor
• A novel method to quantify the impact of weather on Lyme disease
• Short talks: Sophie Ip & Veni Karamitsou
• Short talks: Elliott Bussell, Theresa Reiker, Chris Illingworth
• Hunting for viral packaging signals
• Distance metrics in modelling the spatial spread of the 2009 influenza pandemic in the US
• Modelling fungicide resistance management strategies
• Bayesian reconstruction of a spatially heterogeneous epidemic: Characterising the geographic spread of 2009 A/H1N1pdm infection in England
• TBC
• The antigenic evolution of influenza: Drift or Thrift?
• Mathematical modelling of the immune response to influenza
• Calibration of an individual based HIV computer model using emulation and history matching
• Epidemics practice talks
• Estimating HLA associated selection in HIV-1: The Great Escape.
• Rubella modeling
• Title to be confirmed
• A novel emulation-based algorithm for likelihood-free model calibration
• Challenges in using maximum-likelihood inference for multi-dimensional stochastic models: the case of within-host dynamics of Salmonella
• Title to be confirmed
• Selection and clonal interference in a seasonal influenza virus
• Title to be confirmed
• Cattle mixing patterns impact bovine tuberculosis transmission
• Self-enforcing agreements in the control of immunizing infectious
• Reflections on Random Forests
• Spatial dynamics, loss of immunity and the adult carriage of Pertussis
• The Optimal Control of Infectious Diseases via Prevention and Treatment
• Explaining the age pattern of immunity to seasonal influenza
• Non-diffusive spread of White-nose syndrome caused by spatial heterogeneities and climate
• Evolution of plant pathogens in response to host resistance
• A new inference approach for respondent driven sampling
• Collective human behaviour and epidemics: what (else) can we learn from mobile phone data?
• Models of the antibody response to malaria infection and vaccination in African children
• Exact simulation-based Bayesian inference for epidemic models
• Optimal Treatment of an SIS Disease with Two Strains
• Persistence and the control of bovine tuberculosis in Great Britain
• Economic and epidemic optima for control of immunising infections
• Interplay of Ecological and Evolutionary Processes in Infectious Disease Dynamics: Antimicrobial Resistance and Immune Escape
• Title to be confirmed
• Modelling cell migration and adhesion during development
• Timing of emergence and epidemic peak of novel influenza strains