São Paulo Advanced Science School on Epidemic Preparedness

The School aims to contribute to the formation of interdisciplinary dialogues based on some structuring pillars: mathematical and statistical modeling, genomics, epidemiological surveillance and public health policies, also adding immunological/biological basis and dialogue with society. The school proposes a set of mini-courses of researchers highlighted in these areas, always in view of the question of the response to epidemiological emergencies.

There will also be hands-on work for multidisciplinary groups simulating situation rooms and field visits. Much of the afternoon time will be dedicated to these activities, which will be assisted by monitors.

Students and young doctors from a variety of fields are invited to apply: epidemiology, applied mathematics, physics and statistics, genomics, political and social sciences, immunology, collective health, ecology. Students from other areas who focus on tackling epidemics are also welcome.

Students from all regions of the world can apply. There is no registration fee and those accepted will have coverage of accommodation, food and transportation expenses. The number of vacancies is 100.

  • Institution

    Faculdade de Saúde Pública (FSP) e Faculdade de Medicina (FM) da Universidade de São Paulo (USP)

  • Field of Knowledge

    Public Health

  • Academic Director

    Lorena Guadalupe Barberia

  • Grant Number

    2022/04881-0

  • Date

    2023-07-10 to 2023-07-22

  • Registration Deadline

    closed

  • Site

    https://sites.usp.br/epischool

  • City

    São Paulo

  • Keywords

    epidemics, mathematical and statistical modeling, genomics, epidemiological surveillance, public health policies, interdisciplinarity

  • Program Hide

    More information about the program can be found at
    https://sites.usp.br/epischool/en/program/

    SPEAKERS
    Arthur Reingold, University of California - Berkeley, USA
    Deisy Ventura, FSP-USP, Brazil
    Ester Sabino, IMT-USP, Brazil
    Guilherme Werneck, UERJ, Brazil
    Julia Raifman, Boston University, USA
    Leonardo S. Bastos, Fiocruz, Brazil
    Lorena G. Barberia, FFLCH-USP, Brazil
    Maria Rita Donalísio, FCM-Unicamp, Brazil
    Marcia Castro, Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health, USA
    Neil Ferguson, Imperial College London, UK
    Nuno R. Faria, Imperial College London, UK
    Pedro Arcos González, Universidad de Oviedo, Spain
    Tatiana Roque, UFRJ, Brazil