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UCI Infectious Disease Science Initiative aims to position UCI as a global leader in research and education in infectious disease dynamics by fueling the development of new knowledge and insights into the dynamics of infectious diseases and drug resistance. The Initiative will seek to use data science to answer questions about what factors drive and sustain infectious disease outbreaks and what can be done to predict and prevent the emergence and re-emergence of infectious diseases.
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Happy Nurses’ Week!!
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Dr. Alison Holman and Co-PIs Receive $200K NSF Grant to Study COVID-19
Amidst the COVID-19 chaos, E. Alison Holman, PhD, APRN, FNP, FAAN, Roxane Cohen … Read More about Dr. Alison Holman and Co-PIs Receive $200K NSF Grant to Study COVID-19
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This animation illustrates the geographic patterns of COVID-19's spread over time in the continental United States. Particularly striking how quickly things shift, and how many cities are fast growth now compared to the initial wave of growth. Made with #QGIS #Blender3d #RStats
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