Schultz Theatre

Rooms

The main amphitheatre for plenaries and some regular session talks. Located at the end of a long corridor, slightly below street level. The Schultz Theatre has two large video projectors, a desktop Windows PC and a touchscreen drawing screen. It also has a VGA input. HDMI to VGA and USB-C to VGA adapters will be available.

Talks in this room:

Tuesday

8:00 Ongoing	Conference opening at 8:15
8:30 Ongoing	From cultural practices to risky behaviors to public sentiment: Modeling human behavior and disease transmission Folashade Agusto
9:30 Ongoing	Morning coffee break
10:00 Ongoing	Role of case introductions in the community spread of infectious diseases Julien Arino
10:30 Ongoing	Modeling a traffic light warning system for acute respiratory infections Jorge Velasco-Hernandez
11:00 Ongoing	Pathogen dynamic in a tick-host system: A discrete-time modeling approach Amy Veprauskas
11:30 Ongoing	Retrospective estimation of proportion of total infections of COVID-19 during the first wave in Alberta Donglin Han
12:00 Ongoing	Lunch break
13:30 Ongoing	Identifiability and infectious disease interventions: exploring when uncertainty matters Marisa Eisenberg
14:30 Ongoing	Afternoon coffee break
15:00 Ongoing	Seasonality and Influenza pH1N12009 Vaccination Impact Jane Heffernan
15:30 Ongoing	Mpox dynamic model: incorporating adaptive behavioural changes, different control strategies in the MSM community & under-reporting Jude Kong
16:00 Ongoing	Modelling for informing public health policy on prevention and control of COVID-19 epidemics in Toronto, Canada Pei Yuan
16:30 Ongoing	Dynamics of COVID-19 Variants of Concern Adriana-Stefania Ciupeanu
17:30 Ongoing	Welcome reception

Wednesday

8:30 Ongoing	Discrete-time models of infectious diseases: a project in memory of Aziz-Abdul Yakubu Jim Cushing
9:30 Ongoing	Morning coffee break
10:00 Ongoing	Detecting and Resolving Nonidentifiability In Infectious Diseases Modeling Xuyuan Wang
10:30 Ongoing	Disease-Induced Hydra Effect Pauline van den Driessche
11:00 Ongoing	Incorporating Health Seeking Behaviour in a Deterministic Model for Influenza Marie Betsy Varughese
11:30 Ongoing	Modeling the use of Fangsang Shelter Hospitals in Wuhan Jacques Bélair
12:00 Ongoing	Lunch break
13:30 Ongoing	Dynamic self organization and microscale fluid properties of nucleoplasm Jay Newby
14:30 Ongoing	Afternoon coffee break
15:00 Ongoing	Mathematical Assessment of the Role of Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis on the HIV Pandemic Abba Gumel
15:30 Ongoing	A retrospective modelling analysis of the effect of control measures on the transmission of SARS-CoV-2 in Canada Tanya Philippsen
16:00 Ongoing	An eclipse-phase lag drives oscillations in a viral infection model with a general growth function Tanuja Das
16:30 Ongoing	Models to inform wastewater-based epidemiology: identifiability, uncertainty, and opportunities Marisa Eisenberg

Thursday

8:30 Ongoing	Heterogeneity and Aggregation in Modeling Infectious Diseases Zhisheng Shuai
9:30 Ongoing	Morning coffee break
10:00 Ongoing	Modeling PrEP-on-demand strategies to prevent HIV transmission Jessica Conway
10:30 Ongoing	Mathematical modeling of gene and cell therapy for HIV cure Fabian Cardozo-Ojeda
11:00 Ongoing	Integrating wastewater surveillance data with epidemic models: challenges and opportunities Tin Phan
11:30 Ongoing	Coupling the within-host process and between-host transmission of COVID-19 suggests vaccination and school closures are critical Stacey Smith?
12:00 Ongoing	Lunch break
13:30 Ongoing	The Shapes of Immunological Data during Respiratory Infections Esteban A. Hernandez-Vargas
14:30 Ongoing	Afternoon coffee break
15:00 Ongoing	Global Sensitivity Analysis of a Structured Model of COVID-19 Transmission on a College Campus Erica Rutter
15:30 Ongoing	Modeling the challenges of optimal resource deployment for epidemic prevention Jonathan Forde
16:00 Ongoing	Mathematical Modelling of the Impact of Human Immune Diversity on COVID-19 transmission Suzan Farhang-Sardroodi
16:30 Ongoing	Multiscale models of SARS-CoV-2 infection Stanca Ciupe
17:00 Ongoing	Barbecue at Daily Bread Café

Friday

8:30 Ongoing	Evolution of stem cell populations: Mechanistic mathematical modelling vs single cell data Anna Marciniak-Czochra
9:30 Ongoing	Morning coffee break
10:00 Ongoing	Data Assimilation of Quorum Sensing Regulation of Bacteria-Phage Interaction in Biofilm Blessing Emerenini
10:30 Ongoing	Breast cancer exosomal microRNAs facilitate pre-metastatic niche formation in the bone: A mathematical model Nourridine Siewe
11:00 Ongoing	Understanding the efficacy of capsid protein allosteric modulators using a multiscale model of hepatitis B virus Sarafa Iyaniwura
12:00 Ongoing	Lunch break
14:00 Ongoing	Modeling immune system priming: the miracle that saved Sub-Sahara Africa from COVID-19 Ephraim Agyingi
14:30 Ongoing	Leveraging mathematical models to support early management of an emerging disease outbreak: the case of Covid-19 and Africa Jude Kong
15:00 Ongoing	Mathematics model for assessing the impacts of pyrethroid resistance and temperature on population abundance of malaria mosquitoes Jemal Mohammed-Awel
15:30 Ongoing	Predictive modelling and forecasting of the mosquito abundance and risk of West Nile virus in Ontario Canada Huaiping Zhu

Saturday

8:30 Ongoing	Modelling Immunity to SARS-CoV-2 Jane Heffernan
9:30 Ongoing	Morning coffee break
10:00 Ongoing	A Multiple-Strain Susceptible-Infected Model with Diffusion Formulated on the Space of Radon Measures Azmy Ackleh
10:30 Ongoing	Resource Matching in Spatial Ecology and Evolutionary Advantage Robert Stephen Cantrell
11:00 Ongoing	Robust uniform persistence for structured models of delay differential equations Paul Salceanu
11:30 Ongoing	The interplay between dispersal and Allee effects in discrete-time population models Amy Veprauskas
12:00 Ongoing	Lunch break