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    #25 “How to win at Pandemic”: an interview with Professor Julia Gog

    #25 “How to win at Pandemic”: an interview with Professor Julia Gog

    FromLiving Proof: the Isaac Newton Institute podcast

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    #25 “How to win at Pandemic”: an interview with Professor Julia Gog

    FromLiving Proof: the Isaac Newton Institute podcast

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    Length:
    35 minutes
    Released:
    Sep 15, 2020
    Format:
    Podcast episode

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    In this episode we speak to Professor Julia Gog (Cambridge) about modelling the COVID-19 pandemic, working with and alongside the UK governments scientific advisory groups, and organising INI's recent "Infectious Dynamics of Pandemics" programme. There's even time for mentions of the Reverend Richard Coles and the popular board game "Pandemic" too.
    Released:
    Sep 15, 2020
    Format:
    Podcast episode

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    The Isaac Newton Institute is the world's foremost mathematical research centre. Living Proof aims to highlight the diverse people and interconnected topics linked to its many activities. Interviewees range from visiting academics and lecturers to mathematicians, other scientists, musicians, artists, students, and prominent figures within the University of Cambridge and beyond. The podcast typically involves mathematical themes, but is specifically aimed at a general audience. The focus is on the subjects being interviewed and the social stories they have to tell, not just on the significance and details of the research they may be undertaking. We hope there is interest and inspiration here for everyone.- The Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences (UK) is an international research centre based in Cambridge, UK. A part of the University of Cambridge, it has been hosting research programmes on mathematical themes since July 1992.Visit > www.newton.ac.uk/news/ini-podcast