NSF/CBMS Regional Conference in the Mathematical Sciences-"Mathematical Epidemiology with Applications"-"July 18-22, 2011"

NSF/CBMS区域会议在数学科学-“数学流行病学与应用”-2011年7月18日至22日的关键性数学工具应用于更好地了解传播，传播和控制传染病的假设新的重要性，在最近的流行病，如SARS和H1N1病毒引起的。最新的流行病分析将文化、政治和社会因素与国际旅行沿着考虑在内。 NSF-CBMS地区研究会议“数学流行病学及其应用”将向这一令人兴奋的领域介绍新一代的数学科学家，同时建立合作和工作组，这将在未来几年产生更多的研究。会议将由两位数学流行病学领域的领先专家，不列颠哥伦比亚省的Fred Brauer教授，以及亚利桑那州立大学的卡洛斯教授。

NSF/CBMS Regional Conference in the Mathematical Sciences-"Mathematical Epidemiology with Applications"-July 18-22, 2011The criticality of mathematical tools applied to better understand transmission, spread and control of infectious diseases is assuming new importance, in light of recent epidemics, such as those caused by SARS and H1N1 viruses. Up-to-date epidemic analyses incorporate cultural, political, and social factors along side with international travel. The NSF-CBMS Regional Research Conference "Mathematical Epidemiology with Applications" will introduce a new generation of mathematical scientists to this exciting area, while setting in place collaborations and working groups that will generate much more research in the years to come.The conference will feature ten keynote lectures by two leading experts in the field of mathematical epidemiology, Professor Fred Brauer of the University of British Columbia, and Professor Carlos Castillo-Chavez of Arizona State University.