Announcement : Next EEID conference, Emory University, 2022 !

The "dance party" on the "beach": And that's a wrap on @eeid2021 ! Very happy I could participate and looking forward to the next one! #EEID2021

Announcement : Next EEID conference, Emory University, 2022 !

@eeid2021 is not over, still a lot of posters to see with their authors, a lot of discussions to enjoy in virtual bungalows and gardens, and ... a disco party on the beach at 7pm, CET Paris summer time

Congratulations Molly Simonis for your poster teaser @eeid2021, we really liked the creativity, content and clarity !

Congratulations Chrystelle Lasica for your poster teaser @eeid2021, we enjoyed the creativity, content and clarity !

Congratulations Megan Griffiths for your poster teaser @eeid2021, excellent creativity, content and clarity !

Great talk and discussion with Scott Nuismer @eeid2021 about transmissible vaccines, their potential as control strategies, even in threatened wildlife, and how to mitigate their risks + nice video (games) !

Really enjoyed the fascinating talks by Jessica Metcalf on strategies to control #COVID19 and @NuismerScott on transmissible #vaccines. @eeid2021 #EEID2021

Thanks to all participants and keynotes for the nice ambiance, discussion @eeid2021

Fascinating, impressive and inspiring talk by Jessica Metcalf today @eeid2021. Video available soon in the conference website

The updated posters list for today is available on the @eeid2021 website https://t.co/1rqDGOnB4v Otherwise, look at the balloons in the poster rooms

Last day to enjoy the virtual @eeid2021 ambiance, look at all gifts disseminated on the Fromage and Dessert islands, chat in a 'baba au rhum' bungalow with colleagues and friends, 270 posters, climb Pic St Loup and if you are lucky, meet Lady Whistledown !

Today is the last day of the @eeid_2021 conference. Do not miss the session on disease control, with Jessica Metcalf and Scott Nuismer as special guests ... 3 pm CET Paris, summer time.

Many discussions ongoing in @eeid_2021 poster rooms. It seems that California lions and leptopira are the stars of the day !

How does human behaviour affect spread of infectious disease? An inspiring talk by @hsalje on how to overcome biased datasets to accurately predict the journey of transmission events. Saw so many analogs to the work we are trying to do with distemper in Nepal. HOPE! @eeid2021

Experimental parasite community perturbation reveals associations between Sin Nombre virus and gastrointestinal nematodes in a rodent reservoir host https://t.co/BLtdtiFaQV #BiologyLetters @eeid2021 #EEID2021

If you could not be there for @hsalje great keynote speech at @eeid2021, the video will be availble in the 'recordings' room by tomorrow, and later on the conference website...

Not all mutations matter, and among mutations that matter, some matter more than most. An intriguing key note by @katrina_lythgoe about how chronic infections of SARS-CoV-2 could enable the virus to escape transmission bottlenecks, creating new variants of concern. @eeid2021