Plant Sciences PhD student @Cambridge_Uni. Theoretical & Computational Epidemiology. Mathematical modelling of aphid-transmitted NPT viruses. @BS_PP Ambassador

Cambridge, England
Joined July 2022
The PH Gregory talks will start with @BergumMolly, @ElinFalla, and Berlaine Quime!
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🌿 Fact: 80% of the food we eat comes from plants. Protecting plant health is crucial for food security, as 20-40% of global food production is lost to pests and diseases annually. 🌱 #PlantHealthWeek #PlantHealthDay @DefraGovUK @APHAgovuk
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🌱It's National #PlantHealthWeek! Did you know? Plants produce 98% of the oxygen we breathe. Let's ensure their health to safeguard our own! 🌿 #PlantHealthDay @DefraGovUK @APHAgovuk
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LOVE hearing from @ElinFalla on her work modeling the effects of accounting for insect behavior in epidemic models. Really nice work, word is she has some cool field work that she's comparing her models back to, can't wait to see the papers! @nikcunniffe #IEW13 #sketchnotes
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Always cool to hear from @nikcunniffe! He's been continuing some really cool modeling work on how best to manage disease when fungicide resistance is a real threat. #IEW13 #sketchnotes
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🌍 The #IEW13 Book of Abstracts is now online! Dive into 104 abstracts from the 13th International #plantdisease Epidemiology Workshop, including 43 oral talks and 60 posters. Explore the latest in plant disease epidemiology research Download the PDF -> iew13.netlify.app
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We had a great #IEW13 last week in Brazil. For those interested in signing up to receive messages about plant disease epidemiology activities in the future, please sign up here: docs.google.com/spreadsheets… @edelponte @TheLarryMadden
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Replying to @ElinFalla
@ElinFalla on epidemiological modeling of non-persistently transmitted plant viruses: viruses alter host phenotype to change aphid behavior; model shows that attract-and-deter phenotype benefits virus more than previously thought -implications for control; @nikcunniffe lab #iew13
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Replying to @nikcunniffe
@nikcunniffe talks about modeling fungicide resistance #IEW13
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#IEW1, way back in 1963, may have been a pioneering event, but several things have changed for the better. The suits and ties are gone. 🙂 And much more significantly, epidemiologists are far more diverse. In particular, it is great to see all the women in our field. 👏
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Group photo of the 13th International Epidemiology Workshop held in Foz do Iguaçu Brazil 9-12 April 2024. Privileged to have been the leading organizer. Long live Epidemiology! #IEW13
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Nice work on theoretical epidemic modeling for non-persistently transmitted plant viruses. Way to go Elin Falla. @ElinFalla #iew13
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Excellent presentation by Satish Viswanathan on plant persistent viruses in pepper at #ICPP2023 @icpp2023 ! Satish is the first to figure out a way of ‘curing’ plants of these viruses and thereby facilitating research comparisons with infected plants. 📷courtesy of @jpc1005
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Meanwhile, over at #ICPP2023 @icpp2023... @ElinFalla of @nikcunniffe’s Theoretical and Computational Epidemiology group discusses her work on modelling of aphids-vectored viruses. Pic courtesy of @jpc1005 Also, don't forget to check out @SiyuanWei979 and @u__progress's posters!
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#ICPP2023 @icpp2023 new images just in from @jpc1005! @nikcunniffe speaks in the vectored viruses session ...and poster pics with: Arden Berlinger Sam Crawshaw, Satish Bharathwaj Viswanathan Ruairi Donnelly Do pop along to see the posters and meet the group members (et al !)
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#ICPP2023 highlight: Thank you for your fantastic - simplistic (accessible to a non mathematically inclined individual, myself) although by no means simple work @ElinFalla “don’t worry about the math too much…” The animations were worth it 😉 @icpp2023
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Go to the entire session on Thursday at #ICPP2023. Elin and several other excellent speakers dealing with modeling and prediction. Wish I could be there.
My final presentation of conference season approaches! Tomorrow (Thurs) I'll be talking about my work at #ICPP2023 in the "Modelling and analysis to better understand and predict epidemics" session at 8:30 - come along! My talk nicely follows up @nikcunniffe's great talk on Tues.
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A bunch of scientists @ #PlantHealth2023 – at Denver, CO
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I’m in Denver in the US, ready to give a talk at #PlantHealth2023! I’m speaking in the “Interesting Topics in Virology” technical session at 12:30 tomorrow (Sunday) - come along to learn about modelling aphid feeding behaviors in epidemiological models!
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