Room 118

Rooms

Room 118 is a mid-sized (120 seats) amphitheatre on the same floor and a few metres down the hall from the Schultz Theatre. Room 118 has a large video projector, a desktop Windows PC that will be available to participants, VGA, HDMI and USB-C connectors. It also has Apple AirPlay, although no organiser has ever used this system so we may not be able to provide full help.

Talks in this room:

Wednesday

9:30 Ongoing	Morning coffee break
10:00 Ongoing	Modelling the Evolution of the Immune Response to Cancer Kathleen Wilkie
10:30 Ongoing	Mathematical model of muscle wasting in cancer cachexia incorporated with immunology Suzan Farhang-Sardroodi
11:00 Ongoing	Mathematical Modeling of Immune Response to Protein Subunit COVID-19 Vaccines Samaneh Gholami
11:30 Ongoing	Black Holes in TIME: the Effect of GRID Radiation on the Tumor-Immune Micro-environment Rebecca Bekker
12:00 Ongoing	Lunch break
14:30 Ongoing	Afternoon coffee break
15:00 Ongoing	Heterogeneity in HIV viral rebound Jessica Conway
15:30 Ongoing	Modeling the emergence of viral resistance in SARS-CoV-2 patients treated with an anti-spike monoclonal antibody Tin Phan
16:00 Ongoing	Predicting heterogeneous CD8+ immune memory responses in COVID-19 using a virtual patient cohort Xiaoyan Deng
16:30 Ongoing	Longitudinal immunological outcomes from three doses of COVID-19 vaccines in people living with HIV: antibodies, memory-B cells, cytokines, and a novel within-host immunological model Chapin Korosec

Friday

9:30 Ongoing	Morning coffee break
10:00 Ongoing	Multi-scale time-since-infection models in evolutionary epidemiology Lorenzo Pellis
10:30 Ongoing	Competing Heterogeneities in Vaccine Effectiveness Estimation Veronika Zarnitsyna
11:00 Ongoing	A nested model for pneumococcal population dynamics Nicola Mulberry
11:30 Ongoing
12:00 Ongoing	Lunch break
14:00 Ongoing	Estimating importation cases using mobility data Asami Anzai
14:30 Ongoing	Multi-model forecasts in the context of the Mpox outbreak in multiple countries (July 28th, 2022 through January 26th, 2023) Amanda Bleichrodt
15:00 Ongoing	Night-time population consistently explains the transmission dynamics of coronavirus disease 2019 in three megacities in Japan Hiroshi Nishiura
15:30 Ongoing	Reconstructing the temporal dynamics of clustering from cluster surveillance of COVID-19 Katsuma Hayashi

Saturday

9:30 Ongoing	Morning coffee break
10:00 Ongoing	Population models with state-dependant delays Jacques Bélair
10:30 Ongoing	Delays in the cell cycle: implications in immune responses Morgan Craig
11:00 Ongoing	A two-stage model with distributed delay for mosquito population dynamics Huaiping Zhu
11:30 Ongoing	Delayed model for the transmission and control of COVID-19 with Fangcang Shelter Hospitals Guihong Fan
12:00 Ongoing	Lunch break