Latsis Symposium 2026: The history of epidemics - are there lessons for the future?

9. février 2026 - 11. février 2026
Conférence

The 2026 Latsis symposium focuses on epidemics of the past, present, and future. Specifically, it will address the question of how we may use the treasure trove of data and knowledge gained from experience with past epidemics to understand and better handle present and future ones.

The symposium consists of four sessions, covering the main topics of its interdisciplinary headline: 1) Population dynamics of past outbreaks, 2) Phylogenetics, phylodynamics, and ancient DNA, 3) Disease history, and 4) a synthesis session with a panel discussion among the main contributors.

 

Participation is free but application is required due to limited capacity. Apply for short talks or poster presentations here.

Find the full program and all speakers' bios on the website of the Latsis Symposium.

Organisé par
Sebastian Bonhoeffer (ETH Zurich) / Andreas Eilersen (ETH Zurich) / Roger Kouyos (USZ & UZH) / Tanja Stadler (ETH Zurich) / Verena J. Schünemann (University of Basel)

Lieu de l'événement

Alumni Pavillon and Building CHN, ETH Zurich
Leonhardstrasse 34
8092 
Zürich

Coûts de participation

CHF 0.00
Crédit d'image

Wooden model of mass radiography unit x-ray apparatus, 1948-1955. Science Museum Group Collection Online–CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.