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Feb 28 2021 Read 408 Times UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) is providing funding of £3 million will bring together leading mathematical and statistical modellers from seven UK universities to produce rigorous predictions for the COVID-19 pandemic. The ‘Joint UNIversities Pandemic and Epidemiological Research’ (JUNIPER) consortium will develop and using bespoke models to provide predictions and estimates on key questions about the COVID-19 pandemic. These results feed regularly into SPI-M, the modelling group that provides evidence to the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) and the wider UK government. The research groups include that of Professor Deirdre Hollingsworth of the Big Data Institute based on the Oxford University Campus. The other universities are the University of Cambridge University of Warwick, University of Exeter, University of Bristol, The University of Manchester and Lancaster University. ....
SunStar + February 23, 2021 SOME twist to the popular quote, “Ask not what your government can do against Covid, but ask what you can do against Covid.” Not that we’re dropping the whole notion of accountability from those to whom we have entrusted the state’s resources, but maybe because, from out of impatience, we need to disengage ourselves from the presumption that government has the monopoly of the better ideas against this pandemic. While officials from different levels of the bureaucracy could not even agree on data, supposedly the basis for policy, there is also the mad scam of medical populism photobombing in the health crisis management. The key technical advisory council of the Department of Health have pushed for enhanced community quarantine for Cebu after hikes in cases and the discovery of “mutations of concern.” In response, the agency’s regional counterparts appealed the recommendation while it asks for time to review da ....
(MENAFN - IANS) y Sumit Saxena New Delhi, Feb 13 (IANS) Mathematical calculations indicate that Covaxin may provide immunity against Covid-19 for 9 to 12 months, and there may be a booster shot after this period elapses, Y.K. Gupta, the President of AIIMS Bhopal and Jammu, told IANS. Stressing on the safety and effectiveness of Covaxin, Gupta, former Dean (Academics), and ex-Head, Department of Pharmacology, AIIMS, New Delhi, said that no death has been reported so far due to Covaxin, nor has there been any case of major side-effects, adding that more clarity will emerge by March end when data from Phase 3 trials will be available to establish the efficacy of Covaxin. ....
Scientists Invent a Machine That Generates Mathematics We ve Never Seen Before 8 FEBRUARY 2021 His name was Srinivasa Ramanujan, and he had a unique gift for dreaming up mathematics of a kind few, if any, had ever contemplated. Attributing his skills to a divine goddess, the Indian mathematician introduced thousands of mathematical ideas and equations to the world, and was especially known for devising conjectures: mathematical propositions not yet proven to be true (in which case they become classified as theorems).
Such an ability – crafting mathematical statements that are both informed and yet uncertain – is rare, and relatively few mathematicians make their name on the basis of such output, let alone theorists with little in the way of formal training. ....