The Zeeman Institute: SBIDER

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About Us

The Zeeman Institute for Systems Biology & Infectious Disease Epidemiology Research (SBIDER) specialises in bringing sophisticated mathematics to challenges in biological sciences. Our research spans from the theoretical to practical policy advice, and from the genome to the population. We are a team of around 20 staff from across campus with individuals based in Maths, Stats, Computer Science, Life Sciences and Medicine.

At the core of our research is a desire to better understand and predict the biological world, often with the ultimate goal of controlling disease.

News

Fri 18 Oct '19

SBIDER in Singapore

Sat 05 Oct '19

Erin wins EEID NSF-BBSRC

Fri 19 Apr '19

Ecology and Evolution of Infectious Diseases (EEID) at ICMS, Edinburgh: 17-19 June 2019

Thu 11 Apr '19

Double funding success for Mike Tildesley

Wed 05 Dec '18

Kat Rock meets Bill Gates

Events

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Recent Publications.

Meakin, SR; Keeling, MJ (2019) Correlations between stochastic endemic infection in multiple interacting subpopulations. J. Theo Biol. 483 10.1016/j.jtbi.2019.109991

Juric, I; Hibberd, JM; Blatt, M; Burroughs, NJ (2019) Computational modelling predicts substantial carbon assimilation gains for C-3 plants with a single-celled C-4 biochemical pump. PLoS Comp Bio. 15 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1007373

Noufaily, A; Morbey, RA; Colon-Gonzalez, FJ; Elliot, AJ; Smith, GE; Lake, IR; McCarthy, N (2019) Comparison of statistical algorithms for daily syndromic surveillance aberration detection. Bioinformatics. 35 3110-3118

Dessavre, AG; Southall, E; Tildesley, MJ; Dyson, L (2019) The problem of detrending when analysing potential indicators of disease elimination. J Theo. Biol 481 183-193

Tildesley, MJ; Brand, S; Pollock, EB; Bradbury, NV; Werkman, M; Keeling, MJ (2019) The role of movement restrictions in limiting the economic impact of livestock infections. Nature Sustainability 2 834-840

Hilton, J; Keeling, M.J. (2019) Incorporating household structure and demography into models of endemic disease. J. Roy. Soc. Interface 16 10.1098/rsif.2019.0317

Hopkins, T; Goncalves, R; Mamani, J; Courtenay, O; Bern, C (2019) Chagas disease in the Bolivian Chaco: Persistent transmission indicated by childhood seroscreening study. Int. J. Inf. Dis. 86 175-177.

Ozer, EA; Nnah, E; Didelot, X; Whitaker, RJ; Hauser, AR (2019) The Population Structure of Pseudomonas aeruginosa Is Characterized by Genetic Isolation of exoU+ and exoS+ Lineages. Genome Biology & Evolution 11 1780-1796

Criscuolo, A; Issenhuth-Jeanjean, S; Didelot, X; Thorell, K; Hale, J; Parkhill, J; Thomson, NR; Weill, FX; Falush, D; Brisse, S (2019) The speciation and hybridization history of the genus Salmonella. Microbial Genomics. 5 10.1099/mgen.0.000284

Oketch; Kamau; Otieno; Otieno; Agoti; Nokes (2019) Human metapneumovirus prevalence and patterns of subgroup persistence identified through surveillance of pediatric pneumonia hospital admissions in coastal Kenya BMC Inf. Dis. 19 10.1186/s12879-019-4381-9