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Thursday, 04 June 2020
Doubling times and the curious case of the dog that didn't bark
I'm sure many of you spend your mornings glued to Parliament TV but for anyone who missed it, there was a House of Lords Science and Technology Select Committee hearing on Tuesday, which discussed the science of Covid-19 with a particular focus on modelling. There are transcripts (two parts) here. and there is a video of the whole event here. Two things particularly caught my attention.
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