Smarter planning for animal disease threats
Thank you to the Australian Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry for a great article on the expansion of the AADIS FMD model to [...]
Thank you to the Australian Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry for a great article on the expansion of the AADIS FMD model to [...]
Thank you Animal Health Australia for the invitation to present at the AHA Members Engagement Week in Canberra. Very happy to share updates on AADIS [...]
A/Prof Richard Bradhurst and Dr Michelle Wille from the University of Melbourne were interviewed by Nate Interview with Nate Byrne on ABC News Breakfast. [...]
Article published by the University of Melbourne on the AADIS H5 bird flu model - a great example of collaboration between researchers, industry, and [...]
The 26th International Congress on Modelling and Simulation 2025 (MODSIM2025) at the Adelaide Convention Centre was a great conference. Research Fellow Madalene Oberin presented a [...]
Keynote address at the NSW Vertebrate Pest Management Symposium in Coffs Harbour. The Australian Animal Disease Spread Model (AADIS) is Australia's official decision support tool [...]
Congratulations to our wonderful colleague Dr Tatiana Marschik from the University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna for being awarded Best Poster Presentation at DACh Epidemiology Conference [...]
So nice to be back in Fort Collins, Colorado for a University of Vermont modelling summit. Inspiring to hear about the great animal health work [...]