Verity Horigan

Global thinking: Modelling pathogen risk and spread across borders

Verity Horigan, 7 August 2019 - Data analysis & modelling

This year’s symposium, held at APHA Weybridge, was entitled ‘Global thinking: Modelling pathogen risk and spread across borders’. Read on to find out how important mathematical modelling is to predict where, and how, pathogens may spread from country to country in the future.

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