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  Coronavirus family tree can reveal new transmission chains

  Researchers at the QMATH Centre have used unconventional methods to identify coronavirus transmission chains. An advanced family tree of the virus’ development can provide an exceptionally accurate overview of how the virus was carried into Denmark and its subsequent spread domestically. The researchers hope that their tool will prove useful for contact tracing as new outbreaks flare up locally. … »
  

• QMATH tracks the spread of Danish Coronavirus from genetic data



  During the lockdown researchers at QMATH switch gears and investigate the genomic data of Danish Coronavirus cases. … »
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  Robin Reuvers, postdoc at QMATH

  From 1 April to 30 September 2020, Robin will be employed as a postdoc at the Villum Centre for the Mathematics of Quantum Theory, while working on a project concerning electron physics. … »
  

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