The 29th International Dynamics & Evolution of Human Viruses conference was held June 21-24, 2022 at the Sanford Consortium and UC San Diego campus in La Jolla California. This was a hybrid meeting, which included a live in person meeting and a virtual option. Scientific sessions were held June 22-24, 2022.
This meeting series was designed to promote discussion between specialists in quantitative and computational approaches in two areas in the field of virology where these are particularly important:
- Modeling of viral and cellular dynamics
- Viral evolution and population genetics
Many of these approaches were originally developed for HIV but are now applied to many viruses where extensive data are available. We encourage the submission of abstracts relating to work on HIV, SARS-CoV-2 and other human viruses. We consider topics on statistical, mathematical, computational, and integrative approaches to analyzing the dynamics and evolution of human viruses within the scope of this meeting.
Abstracts are being accepted under the following topics from which the final conference schedule will be constructed:
- Genomic Sequencing & Bioinformatics
- Vaccines & Immunology
- Software Tools & Methods
- Origins & Emergence
- Transmission Dynamics & Clusters
- Within Host Dynamics
We actively encourage participation of researchers from around the globe, including junior scientists and members of minority groups.
Course Directors
Joel Wertheim, PhD, University of California San Diego
Tetyana Vasylyeva, PhD, University of California San Diego