Virtual Virology

The Virtual Virology series provides a forum for virology groups from around the UK to present their work. Sessions are focused on the most exciting and current questions in virology. The meeting format is a presenting group of three speakers who are introduced by a representative or the head of their research group.

This months talks:

• 'Setting up field laboratories in outbreak conditions - a personal perspective' - Ian Goodfellow, University of Cambridge
• 'Field-deployable genomic surveillance to guide rabies elimination' - Kirstyn Brunker, University of Glasgow
• 'Genomic epidemiology of outbreaks and epidemics - insights from Ebola virus epidemic' - Andrew Rambaut, University of Edinburgh
• 'Future perspectives, ARTIC, nanpore sequencing' - Nick Loman, University of Birmingham

Further information

• Virtual Virology