Marco Ajelli
@marcoajelli
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Associate Professor, Indiana University School of Public Health. Google Scholar profile: https://t.co/a9kyLCQiuS
Bloomington, IN, USA
Joined November 2013
RT @GiGuR0: How effective are lockdowns, and how long do they take to work? Here’s is our take on the Italian experience, finally out on EI…
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@NGC_3572 In this pandemic a model of behavior should consider imitation behavior of peers (e.g., in following recommendations) and media pressure (e.g., in shaping the perceived risk of infection). Still, better to use it to understand rather than to predict
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Great thread describing the COVID-19 epidemic in Israel and the effect of the two lockdowns
Israel: What went wrong? How did we come to lead the COVID-19 cases chart? What caused the 2nd wave, why was it so bad, and is the lockdown working? A thread on Israel, the first country to impose a second lockdown, with lots of (don’t do) lessons to teach the world @EricTopol
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@bicidiario @OpencovidM @ondatait @mtizzoni @CrossWordsCW @ThManfredi @gianlucac1 @AurelianoStingi @Doom3Gloom Vorrei solo fare notare che andrebbe tenuto presente che la strategia di testing e' drammaticamente diversa fra i viaggiatori di ritorno e le persone che non hanno viaggiato
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RT @DFisman: From South Korea: "Symptom screening fails to identify most COVID-19 cases in children, and SARS-CoV-2 RNA in children is det…
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RT @alexvespi: Computational social science (CSS) has exploded in prominence over the past decade, with thousands of papers published using…
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@manlius84 @_AlexArenas @alexvespi @DirkBrockmann @AdamJKucharski Of course it depends on what you want to test with the model. For general purposes, I do not feel the need to revise the modeling scheme until there is stronger evidence and the rate at which reinfection may occur
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RT @DrTedros: .@WHO is establishing a Science Council to support us delivering #HealthForAll & keeping the world safe through advances in s…
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@cgpgrey's take on making decisions during a pandemic: Min 5.49: wonderful representation of the situation all modelers supporting decision-making are very familiar with
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RT @VirusesImmunity: A first case of #COVID19 reinfection from HKU, with distinct virus genome sequences in 1st and 2nd infection (142 days…
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Glad to see that other groups are working on this topic outside China and results are roughly in line with ours (
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RT @IUSPH: IU public health expert Dr. Ana Bento has joined the World Health Organization group as an advisor on COVID-19 and schools: htt…
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Glad to see our preprint mentioned in this very nice Science editorial:
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RT @cosnet_bifi: It's great to see our paper on second wave scenarios (very timely!) of #COVID19 out in @NatureHumBehav today. We show that…
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By using contact tracing data from Hunan, China, we found no statistically significant differences in transmissibility between children and adults
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(2/2) and in Belgium
Our latest on intervention strategies and behavioral changes during the COVID-19 epidemic: synthetic scenarios and realized trajectory.
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