Simon Firestone
The University of Melbourne, VIC, Australia
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Simon is an Associate Professor in Veterinary Epidemiology and Public Health in the Melbourne Veterinary School. He teaches epidemiology into the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, One Health breadth subjects and the Animal Health Major of the Science degree. His research focuses on modelling infectious disease outbreaks, Bayesian diagnostic test validation, zoonoses surveillance, outbreak investigation and control, with projects on COVID-19, Q fever, foot-and-mouth disease, African swine fever, Mycoplasma bovis, foodborne disease, influenzas and arboviruses. Simon is also a founding member of the World Organisation for Animal Health Collaborating Centre for Diagnostic Test Validation Science in the Asia-Pacific Region.
Abstracts this author is a contributor to:
Which notified STEC cases need public health action? (23714)
3:20 PM
Simon Firestone
Oral Presentations - Conversation starters - Communicable diseases
One Health Modelling of Q Fever in Australia (23758)
3:15 PM
Simon Firestone
Oral Presentations - Conversation starters - Communicable diseases
Epidemiology Skill Development: the Asia Pacific Consortium of Veterinary Epidemiology’s Training Modules and Field Research Projects (23840)
11:20 AM
Simon Firestone
Oral Presentations - Strengthening the future epidemiological workforce across the region
Optimising genomic sampling for outbreaks while preserving temporal signal and diversity (23825)
11:40 AM
Simon Firestone
Oral Presentations - Communicable disease epidemiology and action
Understanding One Health core competency prioirities for the Asia-Pacific to inform capacity building. (23891)
11:10 AM
Simon Firestone
Oral Presentations - Strengthening the future epidemiological workforce across the region