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Fighting cholera by predicting how it spreads, december 23, 2016

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In October, EPFL and Médecins Sans Frontières joined forces in an unprecedented effort to predict how the cholera epidemic in Haiti will spread. Their projections are now used by organizations battling the epidemic on the ground. Flavio Finger, a PhD student in environmental engineering who specializes in modeling cholera epidemics, and Damiano Pasetto, a mathematician doing a postdoc at EPFL with expertise in real-time projections. ENAC, december 23, 2016 In October, EPFL and Médecins Sans Frontières joined forces in an unprecedented effort to predict how the cholera epidemic in Haiti will spread. Their projections are now used by organizations battling the epidemic on the ground. Flavio Finger, a PhD student in environmental engineering who specializes in modeling cholera epidemics, and Damiano Pasetto, a mathematician doing a postdoc at EPFL with expertise in real-time projections. ENAC, december 23, 2016 In October, EPFL and Médecins Sans Frontières joined forces in an unprecedented effort to predict how the cholera epidemic in Haiti will spread. Their projections are now used by organizations battling the epidemic on the ground. Flavio Finger, a PhD student in environmental engineering who specializes in modeling cholera epidemics, and Damiano Pasetto, a mathematician doing a postdoc at EPFL with expertise in real-time projections. ENAC, december 23, 2016 In October, EPFL and Médecins Sans Frontières joined forces in an unprecedented effort to predict how the cholera epidemic in Haiti will spread. Their projections are now used by organizations battling the epidemic on the ground. Flavio Finger, a PhD student in environmental engineering who specializes in modeling cholera epidemics, and Damiano Pasetto, a mathematician doing a postdoc at EPFL with expertise in real-time projections. ENAC, december 23, 2016 In October, EPFL and Médecins Sans Frontières joined forces in an unprecedented effort to predict how the cholera epidemic in Haiti will spread. Their projections are now used by organizations battling the epidemic on the ground. Flavio Finger, a PhD student in environmental engineering who specializes in modeling cholera epidemics, and Damiano Pasetto, a mathematician doing a postdoc at EPFL with expertise in real-time projections. ENAC, december 23, 2016 In October, EPFL and Médecins Sans Frontières joined forces in an unprecedented effort to predict how the cholera epidemic in Haiti will spread. Their projections are now used by organizations battling the epidemic on the ground. Flavio Finger, a PhD student in environmental engineering who specializes in modeling cholera epidemics, and Damiano Pasetto, a mathematician doing a postdoc at EPFL with expertise in real-time projections. ENAC, december 23, 2016 In October, EPFL and Médecins Sans Frontières joined forces in an unprecedented effort to predict how the cholera epidemic in Haiti will spread. Their projections are now used by organizations battling the epidemic on the ground. Flavio Finger, a PhD student in environmental engineering who specializes in modeling cholera epidemics, and Damiano Pasetto, a mathematician doing a postdoc at EPFL with expertise in real-time projections. ENAC, december 23, 2016 In October, EPFL and Médecins Sans Frontières joined forces in an unprecedented effort to predict how the cholera epidemic in Haiti will spread. Their projections are now used by organizations battling the epidemic on the ground. Flavio Finger, a PhD student in environmental engineering who specializes in modeling cholera epidemics, and Damiano Pasetto, a mathematician doing a postdoc at EPFL with expertise in real-time projections. ENAC, december 23, 2016