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Category: Values in Viral Dispersion

White Paper: Planning for On-Campus K-12 Education During COVID-19

August 7, 2020 Nicole Smith Publications, Values in Viral Dispersion

Rich Byrne, Gail H. Cassell, Matthew E. Downs, Florida International University, John Halamka, Shayri M. Kansagra, Leavitt Partners, Rakhee Palekar,[…]

The importance of open science for models of the pandemic

May 12, 2020 Nicole Smith Announcements, Values in Viral Dispersion

The COVID-19 pandemic has created an unprecedented global health crisis. Given the urgency for a rapid response to the pandemic,[…]

CMAC’s research in the time of COVID-19

April 23, 2020 Nicole Smith Announcements, Team Meetings, Values in Viral Dispersion

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we’re all getting used to a new normal. Phrases like “in these unprecedented times” and[…]

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