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CONJOINT-TAKEHOME-2507
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547 CONJOINT TAKE HOME EXAM DUE BY 11:59PM APRIL 25th. SEND AS WORD.DOC DOCUMENT ATTACHMENT PER EMAIL TO ME (honey@u.washington.edu) LISTING YOUR NAME FOLLOWED BY .DOC (e.g. KATZE.DOC) AS TITLE OF DOCUMENT MAXIMUM LENGTH= 1000 WORDS (not including any references and/or figures). Minimum of one Figure MUST be included with the text. The year is 2507. The long awaited influenza pandemic has still not arrived after...
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547 CONJOINT TAKE HOME EXAM DUE BY 11:59PM APRIL 25th. SEND AS WORD.DOC DOCUMENT ATTACHMENT PER EMAIL TO ME (honey@u.washington.edu) LISTING YOUR NAME FOLLOWED BY .DOC (e.g. KATZE.DOC) AS TITLE OF DOCUMENT MAXIMUM LENGTH= 1000 WORDS (not including any references and/or figures). Minimum of one Figure MUST be included with the text. The year is 2507. The long awaited influenza pandemic has still not arrived after 500 years of waiting. You have just been appointed Director of the World Institutes of Health (WIH). You have an annual budget of 1 billion euros and a staff of thousands. The WIA (World Intelligence Agency) has informed you that there will likely be an attack of weaponized bird flu on a stadium in Seattle within the next 14 days. This is the ONLY information you were given but the WIA good guys did succeed in bringing back from the dark side the dead body of one of the terrorist scientists who has mysteriously died and perhaps even more importantly several dead pigeons. You discovered also that the World Final of American Idol will take place in 10 days in a new open air stadium in Seattle that seats 50 million people. Clearly you have a problem. Since you are a Virologist (and Jack Bauer is not!) you are well equipped to deal with this impending disaster. You have a team of expert virologists, immunologists, and computational biologists at your disposal 24/7. The latest genomic and proteomic technology is also available to you. Your graduate virology course taken 500 years ago should also be helpful. Money is NOT an issue. What will be your scientific strategy...
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