Hunting the Next Virus: Preventing Future Pandemics

Explore the critical field of virus hunting and pandemic prevention in this 47-minute talk by virologist Nathan Wolfe. Delve into the origins of viruses, human-animal interactions, and the challenges of early detection. Learn about the importance of trust, sustainability, and always-on surveillance in combating viral threats. Examine the risks associated with research and the concept of "unknown unknowns" in epidemiology. Gain insights into Wolfe's perspective as a "catastrophist" and his unique personal life. Conclude with a Q&A session addressing audience inquiries on this vital topic.

Introduction
Where Viruses Come From
Interactions Between Humans and Animals
Trust
Sustainability
Reusing Gloves
Risks of Research
AlwaysOn Surveillance
AlwaysOn Monitoring
The Unknown Unknown
Early Detection
Playwright Wife
The Catastrophist
Audience Questions
Audience Question