We have recently analysed a lot of the results of simulation experiments we ran over the last few months. Some of the results are currently being written up for publication, others were already presented to the malaria research community at scientific meetings. Here are the links to summaries of presentations given recently at the Parasites to Prevention: Advances in the understanding of malaria conference, and the Annual meeting of the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.
Modeling the effects of vector control interventions in reducing malaria transmission, morbidity and mortality
Predicted impact of mosquito-stage transmission-blocking vaccines using an ensemble of microsimulations
Using ensemble modeling to predict the cost-effectiveness of pre-erythrocytic malaria vaccines
Modeling the effects of vector control interventions in reducing malaria transmission and disease
Thank you for your ongoing support.
Nick
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Nicolas Maire
Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute
http://www.swisstph.ch
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Now THAT was a useful update: Thank you so much. I look forward to seeing what you have been able to do with the modeling results and through your/Malaria Control's efforts.
What a nice holiday gift.
Jeff Altorfer
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Many thanks for the update! Good to know all the CPU burning the midnight oil is useful.
Cap'n John
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I will be reading the progress reports later today: again thanks!
Now if only the BOINC stats were realistic:
My recent stats to nearest 1 000-
8-Nov 24 000
15-Nov 35 000
21-Nov 42 000
24-Nov 50 000
25-Nov @ 13:00 UTC 83 000
25-Nov @ 15:00 UTC 11 000
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o great, in any days my points reach from 52.000 to 0.
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