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We are excited to announce the 2026 #DynamicsDaysEurope
@days_europe
The XLVI #DDEU26 conference that will be held in the beautiful #Lisbon, #Portugal, 19 - 24 July, 2026! Check for updates in the website of the #DDEU26 dde-2026.sci-meet.net
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📢 Call for Papers - BMC Infectious Diseases
🦟 Tropical Vector-Borne Infectious Diseases
Deadline: 13 Nov 2026
We welcome research on transmission dynamics, emerging pathogens, surveillance, vector control, modeling & One Health.
link.springer.com/collection…
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🎉 OPPORTUNITIES & SUPPORT – DDE
Accepted Mini-Symposium organizers receive a registration fee discount.
✔ May support own fee or a student
✔ Applied automatically after acceptance
Details 👇
dde-2026.sci-meet.net/opport…
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🥳🎉🥰 Day 1 of the 17th DSABNS - full house!!!
More than 220 people in the room. 😍
A beautiful crowd of friends enjoying great science together.
Stay tuned - tomorrow we’ll share some amazing photos! ❤️
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We are here and ready! ❤️
Waiting for you in Granada — the 17th DSABNS is about to start! 🎉🥳
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⏳ The countdown is ON — DSABNS 2026 is almost here!
Granada is warming up to welcome our amazing DSABNS community for a full week of science, ideas, debates, and new collaborations. Final touches are happening as we speak! ✨
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Coming to DSABNS? Tell us you’re in — we can’t wait to see you! 👀🙌
🕔 Early check-in alert!
Swing by the hotel lobby on Sunday, between 17:30 and 19:30, and get ahead of the game.
See you very soon — DSABNS is landing in Granada! 🌟🧠
#DSABNS26
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⏳ Countdown to DSABNS!
Less than two weeks to go until we meet nearly 250 colleagues in Granada for what promises to be an exciting week of great science, discussions, and collaborations.
We are very much looking forward to welcoming you all soon in Granada!
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🚆 Important travel note:
Due to recent disruptions in the rail network, participants planning to arrive in Granada by train are kindly advised to check with the railway company the current status of their trip, in case of any changes or delays.
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🎉 Great news for the MTB Group and the mathematical biology community!
Our group leader Maíra Aguiar has been elected Chair of the EMS TAG MLS (European Mathematical Society – Thematic Activity Group on Mathematics for the Life Sciences).
sites.google.com/view/ems-ta…
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This new role opens exciting opportunities to expand our scientific networks, strengthen collaborations across Europe and beyond, and further connect mathematics with real-world challenges in the life sciences.
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🔗 Interested in joining the EMS TAG MLS Group and being part of this growing network?
Researchers are warmly invited to apply here:
👉 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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🦟📊 New research on dengue dynamics!
We extend the classic two-infection SIRSIR model by explicitly including mosquito population dynamics (the SIRSIR-UV model) and analyze its behavior using bifurcation theory.
doi.org/10.1007/s00285-026-0…
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🔍 Key result: despite added realism, the model shows bifurcation structures consistent with the simpler SIRSIR framework, suggesting that *implicit vector dynamics* can still capture essential transmission features.
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🌦️ Seasonal mosquito dynamics can induce complex and even chaotic outbreaks, matching observed dengue patterns.
A step forward in understanding — and simplifying — vector-borne disease modeling!
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😍❤️ We are so much looking forward to welcoming our 250 colleagues in Granada next month!
The conference organization is at full speed, with an amazing program coming together in a fantastic cultural city 🏰⛲️🏞
The countdown to Feb. 2 has officially begun - see you in Granada!
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🎉 Great news for MTB Group! 🎉
Our PI Maíra Aguiar will spend two months in Portugal 🇵🇹 under an FCT Mobility Award, hosted by NOVA Math.
novamath.fct.unl.pt/nova-mat…
The visit will strengthen our collaboration with Paula Patrício, focusing on
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🦟📊 New paper out in One Health
Dengue is no longer just tropical. Our study shows that large outbreaks can occur even when R₀ < 1, driven by infected travelers and stochastic effects — as seen in the 2024 outbreak in Italy.
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When Few Mosquitoes Are Enough: Dengue outbreaks in non-endemic areas
doi.org/10.1016/j.onehlt.202…
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👉 Rethinking risk, surveillance & preparedness through a One Health lens.
#Dengue #OneHealth #Epidemiology #PublicHealth #Modeling
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