The ModAH Conference is a major event dedicated to the advancement of modeling approaches in animal health. This conference provides a unique platform for researchers, experts, and policymakers to come together and discuss the latest developments in mathematical modeling for epidemiological systems. By bringing together experts from diverse backgrounds, the event promotes the sharing of cutting-edge research, advances in modeling techniques, and practical applications for controlling disease outbreaks.
Key Themes and Topics
Participants can expect a diverse range of presentations and discussions covering topics such as: intra-host and intra-vector dynamics, genomic and phylodynamic models, large-scale epidemiological networks, domestic and wildlife disease interfaces, outbreak forecasting, evaluating control strategies to guide policy decisions, and impact assessment.
Why Attend the ModAH Conference?
This event is ideal for researchers, epidemiologists, veterinarians and public health officials seeking to deepen their understanding of epidemiological modeling and its potential for addressing animal and one-health issues. As the conference occurs every 2–3 years, it provides a timely opportunity to stay updated on the most recent advancements in the field.
→ The ModAH Conference is a vital event for anyone involved in animal health research and disease modeling. With its focus on innovative approaches and real-world applications, the conference is set to make a significant impact on how we address animal health challenges. For more information on the event please visit the ModAH Conference website.
