Thanks, David. There was no way that the NIH-funded MIDAS project could say
"No" when the White House approached the MIDAS PI and requested that we do
the study (even if Bush is still in the White House).
;-{
The good news is that the White House staffer who ran the study was one of
the smartest, hardest working people that I've encountered in quite a while.
--Doug
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On 7/25/07, David Breecker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I for one would like to say "thank you." My general sense has been that
not nearly enough has been done to attempt to protect us and mitigate the
impact of a pandemic.
So thanks! Well done!
db
On Jul 25, 2007, at 8:35 AM, Douglas Roberts wrote:
http://public.cq.com/docs/hb/hbnews110-000002553782.html
in the Congressional Quarterly, a press release from Rajeev Venkayya, the
end customer for the flu study that my colleagues and I worked on recently.
We ran hundreds of EpiSims runs for the study, as well as a similar number
of runs with two other epi codes, and then spent months collating and
correlating results, and identifying additional scenarios to simulate.
Also check out the "ad by Google" to the left of the article.
--Doug
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