Louis du Plessis (@laduplessis) 's Twitter Profile
Louis du Plessis

@laduplessis

Phylodynamics and evolution of viruses and occasionally bigger things | @ETH @ETH_BSSE formerly @OxfordBiology | he/him | 🇿🇦 +🇨🇭 | Bad at Twitter

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phyloseminar.org (@phyloseminar) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Sarah Ann Nadeau (ETH Zurich) will be giving the next talk Wednesday, August 24 at 9:00 AM PDT on "Phylogenetic and phylodynamic evidence for the impact of major public health interventions on the Swiss SARS-CoV-2 epidemic"

Sarah Ann Nadeau (ETH Zurich) will be giving the next talk Wednesday, August 24 at 9:00 AM PDT on "Phylogenetic and phylodynamic evidence for the impact of major public health interventions on the Swiss SARS-CoV-2 epidemic"
Louis du Plessis (@laduplessis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Great work from JT McCrone leading this paper! It's been a long time coming - we started working on this more than a year ago, ages in pandemic time. The pandemic's changed, but the dynamics we describe will stay relevant for future variants and other viruses.

Kris Parag (@krisparag1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm hiring a 3 year postdoc Imperial College London funded by Medical Research Council. If adapting ideas from statistics and engineering (e.g. feedback) to better model and control epidemics sounds interesting do apply! Please share widely - thanks! Deadline 3rd Oct. imperial.ac.uk/jobs/descripti…

Louis du Plessis (@laduplessis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

When reviewing multiple papers for the same journal at the same time check and check again that you are actually submitting the right review 😅

Louis du Plessis (@laduplessis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Less than a week left to apply for this year's Taming the BEAST! This is the first in-person Taming the BEAST since 2019 and I'm really looking forward to going back to Squamish! Sign up here by May 8th: ttbcanada.wordpress.com

Less than a week left to apply for this year's Taming the BEAST! 

This is the first in-person Taming the BEAST since 2019 and I'm really looking forward to going back to Squamish!

Sign up here by May 8th: ttbcanada.wordpress.com
Dagmar Iber (@dagmariber) 's Twitter Profile Photo

ETH_WPF sent an #open #letter to the editors-in-chief NZZ, SRF & @Sonntagszeitung who abused an unpublished study from Universität Zürich to claim that equality measures are useless as women don’t want a career - and rather look for a successful husband: eth-wpf.ch/open-letter-on…👇🧵(1/14)

Chaoran Chen (@chaoranchen_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

For all PhD and master students who are interested in computer science and public health: check out our upcoming EPFL & ETH Zurich summer school in Grindelwald. Please apply until 31 May. …mmerschool.digitalepidemiologylab.org

For all PhD and master students who are interested in computer science and public health: check out our upcoming <a href="/EPFL_en/">EPFL</a> &amp; <a href="/ETH_en/">ETH Zurich</a> summer school in Grindelwald. Please apply until 31 May. …mmerschool.digitalepidemiologylab.org
Richard McElreath 🦔 (@rlmcelreath) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Forgive me, for I am about to Bayes. Lesson: Don't trust intuition, for even simple prior+likelihood scenarios defy it. Four examples below, each producing radically different posteriors. Can you guess what each does? Revealed in next tweet >>

Forgive me, for I am about to Bayes. Lesson: Don't trust intuition, for even simple prior+likelihood scenarios defy it. Four examples below, each producing radically different posteriors. Can you guess what each does? Revealed in next tweet &gt;&gt;
Ciara Judge (@ciarajudge_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The first chapter of my PhD is now live in preprint form 😊 We introduce EpiFusion, a technique for jointly modelling infectious disease outbreak trajectories from both case incidence and genomic (phylogenetic tree) data biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Louis du Plessis (@laduplessis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I think more conferences should have a plenaries like this. Relegating talks on these topics to optional lunchtime events (that you often have to sign up for in advance) keeps us from openly discussing and recognising the issues or making any progress!

Louis du Plessis (@laduplessis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm so happy to see this paper finally out! I joined the project back in 2019 and by then it had already been going on for some time. Incredible effort from Steven Fiddaman and antonis_dim!

Asher Leeks (@asherleeks) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One week left to apply to the Social Lives of Viruses 2024! 50-person meeting on viral sociality, from virology to evolution, in Puerto Rico this June. All welcome; free accommodation and registration. Apply here: forms.gle/SvgCix9Njr8ru3… #LoveVirology #SocialViruses #NSFfunded