Mathematical Modelling in Biology - Infectious Disease Modelling - Lecture 3
Offered By: University of Oxford via YouTube
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Overview
Explore the classic Kermack McKendrick mathematical model for infectious disease spread in this 55-minute Oxford Mathematics 2nd Year Student Lecture. Delve into the derivation of the 'R' number, a crucial metric during the recent pandemic. Learn how mathematical biology applies to epidemiology and gain insights into the modeling techniques used to understand disease transmission. Conclude with a brief overview of related mathematical biology courses offered at the University of Oxford. Enhance your understanding of the intersection between mathematics and biology, and discover how these models contribute to public health strategies and decision-making during outbreaks.
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Mathematical Modelling in Biology: Infectious Disease Modelling - 2nd Year Student Lecture
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