Highlights

Currently, Dr. Kirpich, Dr. Perez Tchernov, and Dr. Skums are collaborating with other faculty and students on a project titled "Comparative Analysis of COVID-19 Epidemiology in Europe: Insights Based on Country Characteristics." This research aims to re-evaluate long-term mitigation strategies, including vaccination policies and quarantine measures, by addressing several key public concerns. To gain a comprehensive understanding of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is crucial to analyze a broad range of country parameters over an extended period.

Alexander Kirpich Ph.D. successfully attended Epidemics 9: International Conference on Infectious Disease Dynamics in Bologna, Italy, from 28 November to 1 December 2023. Two poster talks were successfully presented, and one received the 2nd Prize Poster Award, which includes a publication fee waiver for one publication in the Epidemics Journal.

Alexander Kirpich Ph.D. delivered an online talk at the School of Public Health at Georgia State University titled "Biostatistics and Infectious Disease Modeling in Public Health." The talk explained the use of biostatistics in infectious disease modeling and introduced two projects with direct applications of biostatistics to infectious diseases data.

Alexander Kirpich Ph.D. is delighted to announce the official launch of his personal website. Alexander extends his sincere gratitude to Aliaksandr Zenin and TexasDigitalConsulting.com for their exceptional efforts in designing and launching the website during the spring and summer of 2023. The website serves as an ideal platform for Alexander Kirpich Ph.D. to present and summarize their research findings in a structured and captivating manner.