ISID Welcomes Sarah Claire Loeb as Project Coordinator
June 30, 2021
The International Society for Infectious Diseases (ISID) is pleased to announce Sarah Claire joined the ISID team as a Project Coordinator in May 2021. She is a graduate of Tufts University in Boston, Massachusetts, where she studied Community Health and Art. Sarah Claire came to the Society first as an intern in January 2021, contributing to the ongoing ProMED COVID-19 data curation process and worked on the newly established ISID-Pfizer 2021 Grant Challenge. She joined the MRIIDS 2.0 team, assisting international collaborators in developing infectious disease outbreak forecasting tools. Over the coming months, she will spearhead ISID’s collaboration with partners in the European Union, working on the MOOD project (Monitoring Outbreak Events for Disease Surveillance), grant challenges, and the IMED 2021 research conference. Welcome to the team, Sarah Claire!
Be sure to check out the launch of the new open access journal, IJID Regions, an official journal of @ISID_org! IJID Regions aims to publish high-quality, evidence-based infectious disease science of regional interest and relevance. Learn more: https://journals.elsevier.com/ijid-regions #ISID
There's still time to register! At #IMED2021, discussions on how to detect, monitor, understand, prevent, and respond to outbreaks of emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases will take place. Register now! https://imed.isid.org/registration/ #ISID
Join us for our first #open-access #IKEEP podcast - “IJID: The Editor’s Perspective on Publishing” featuring Prof. Eskild Petersen, Prof. Shui Shan Lee, and also facilitated by Dr. Terry Schraeder, available now! http://ow.ly/AtKp50FV6Fr
Be sure to check out @gardp_amr's latest Antimicrobial Viewpoint about the steps being taken to address #AMR in patients for better #cancercare by Yehoda Martei and Shalini Zürn: https://bit.ly/3v2uju2 #ISID
From the International Journal of Infectious Diseases, 'Classification of #measles breakthrough cases in an elimination setting using a comprehensive algorithm of laboratory results: why sensitive and specific IgM assays are important.' https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1201971221007116. #OA @ISID_org
