Final Project Submission
The form for submitting your final project is here: Final Project Artifact Submission Form You should submit your final project by Tuesday, Dec 6 (AoE), which is 7:00am Eastern Time on Wednesday, Dec 7 (there is a 4 hour grace period on this, so you can submit up to 11:00am Wednesday, Dec 7 without any need to arrange an extension). Note: this is different from the form you should use to submit your presentation: Project Presentation Form (as mentioned here).Class 24: Project Presentations and Covid Origins
Slides: Class 24: Project Presentations and Covid Origins Letter organized by Peter Daszak, Statement in support of the scientists, public health professionals, and medical professionals of China combatting COVID-19, The Lancet, 19 February 2020. Addendum on competing interests, 21 June 2021. Kristian G. Andersen, Andrew Rambaut, W. Ian Lipkin, Edward C. Holmes and Robert F. Garry . The proximal origin of SARS-CoV-2. Nature Medicine, 17 March 2020.Quiz 3
Quiz 3 is posted here: Quiz 3 The quiz is untimed (no time limit enforced), but is expected to take about 30 minutes. Before taking the quiz, make sure you understand and are confident you are able to follow the honor policy for this quiz: The quiz is closed resources. Once you start the quiz, you are not allowed to use any other materials. You should not switch to other browser tabs or look at any notes.Class 23: Protein Structure Prediction
Schedule See the Schedule for Presentations and a Plan for this week on the github discussions site. Slides and Links Slides: Class 23: Protein Structure Prediction (without annotations, will be updated later) Ken A. Dill, S. Banu Ozkan, M. Scott Shell, and Thomas R. Weikl. The Protein Folding Problem. Annual Review of Biophysics, 2008. Bonnie Berger and Tom Leighton. Protein Folding in the Hydrophobic-Hydrophilic Model is NP-Complete.Plans for Week and Presentations
I’ve posted the Schedule for Presentations and a Plan for this week on the github discussions site. (Everyone should get email notifications for these from the github site (if not, check that you have the “Watch” selected for the repository), but I’m posting redundantly here in case you are not getting them.)
Class 21: Computational Epidemiology
Class 21 was a guest leacture by Jack Heavey on Computational Epidemiology.
Here are the slides: Computational Epidemiology