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At the 2025 annual meeting, we will focus on strengthening social connections within the network, helping members identify key contacts and support channels. We’ll create opportunities for fellows and committees to build deeper relationships while collaboratively developing strong working group proposals. Attendees will also practice new skills and learn about each others’ work.

If you are interested in joining the 2025 CSID Network General Meeting, please apply via the form below. The meeting will take place in Thailand from July 21 – 25. We are excited to be co-hosting the network meeting with Mahidol University and working with local co-chairs, Professors Wirichada Pan-ngum and Kristen Aiemjoy.

The Precision Public Health Asia (PPHA) 2025 Conference is an exciting global event dedicated to shaping the future of public health through innovative, data-driven approaches that are tailored to meet the diverse needs of every community. This vision is becoming a reality, as precision public health leverages advanced data analytics, genomics, artificial intelligence, and digital health to transform preventive care and disease management.

Our conference programme provides opportunities for delegates to share multidisciplinary perspectives on how to predict, identify and control epidemic and pandemic threats globally.  

With renowned speakers and representatives from the global scientific community taking part, our hope is that delegates will share ideas and current research, and forge new connections.  

This year, we are also offering an extra half-day event for early-career delegates in advance of the conference, on Sunday 29 June 2025. This in-person event will focus on networking and learning opportunities.

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Following on from the successful MIDSEA Summer School 2024 in Quy Nhon, Viet Nam, this year we are moving to the ancient city of Yogyakarta in Indonesia. The MIDSEA Summer School 2025 will run from 23 to 29 June, in partnership with Universitas Gadjah Mada, one of Indonesia’s and the region’s leading universities. The venue will be The Alana Hotel, Yogyakarta, which will also serve as the accommodation for participants

The main features of the Summer School will be:

• Parallel Tracks to cover basic and advanced topics in infectious disease modelling
• Opportunities to network with other modellers of different experience levels from across Southeast Asia and beyond