No images? Click here (above) Principle and Co-Investigators of JUNIPER consortium. JUNIPER Consortium Newsletter Dear friends and associates of JUNIPER, Welcome to the first edition of the JUNIPER consortium's newsletter. Last month saw the official announcement by UKRI regarding funding for JUNIPER consortium as well as our first research meeting, hosted by the Isaac Newton Institute (INI). The research meeting included talks from one of the co-investigators from each of the seven universities that are part of the consortium: Bristol, Cambridge, Exeter, Lancaster, Manchester, Oxford and Warwick. Recordings of the talks available here. EventsMONTHLY SEMINAR AT ISAAC NEWTON INSTITUE WEEKLY SEMINAR SERIES Recent Papers & ArticlesArticle in BMJ on increased hazard of mortality of the SARS-CoV-2 B.1.1.7 lineage (aka VOC202012/01 or ‘Kent’ variant) from members at Exeter, Bristol, Lancaster and Warwick. Check out the full paper here. We are happy to be working with Plus Magazine to bring the work from consortium members to a wider audience. Check out the full list of articles here. Recent highlights include 'Testing testing in schools' and 'R's not all you need'. NEW PODCAST - MATHEMATICS ON THE FRONT LINE: What's it like advising government on the maths of COVID-19 ? Julia Gog spoke to Plus magazine for their new podcast series in collaboration with JUNIPER consortium. Listen here. For a full list of outputs from the consortium, check out our website here. Upcoming eventsOur next half day research meeting will be in May. Please check next months newsletter for further information on the date and how to sign up to attend. Thanks as always for your continued support and interest. - JUNIPER consortium Would you like to direct colleagues or associates to our newsletter sign-up page? Simply forward them this link: https://confirmsubscription.com/h/t/9A131FE37A626048 Contact: c.dangerfield@newton.ac.uk (JUNIPER scientific programme manager) > Follow us on Twitter < (above) Image from preprint on Household bubbles and COVID-19 transmission. Full preprint available here |