Mathepi.com is a nonprofit information site whose goals are to make
information about mathematical applications in epidemiology available
to public health professionals and students, as well as facilitate
communication among mathematical epidemiologists.
What is EPITools?
The EPITools project (Epidemiological and Public Health Interactive Tools)
is designed to make useful epidemiological software available. Users may
contribute their own programs as well as use programs written by others.
For the time being, the pages can all be viewed with Netscape Navigator;
JavaScript and Java must be enabled for some pages. Simplicity (and minimizing
the use of graphics) is a design goal; in particular, we wish to be as
Lynx-friendly as possible (though for some pages, however, graphics are a
necessity.)
Who is developing this site?
The site is being developed collaboratively by a number of individuals.
Travis Porco is the webmaster and a web author; Tomas Aragon is a consultant
and web author.
Is access to all content on this site free?
Yes. It is our intention to keep all content on this site freely accessible to
anyone, anywhere, anytime.
No indeed. Because everything is being provided free of charge,
we are providing no guarantees or warranties of any kind. Use at your
own risk.
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