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Hackout 2: GRINDER is a hackathon that will focus on the development of Graphical Resources for Infectious Disease Epidemiology in R. It will take place in London, UK, on 10-13 February 2015. It is a follow-up event to Hackout, which took place in January 2013 in the MRC Centre for Outbreak Analysis and Modelling, Imperial College London, UK.

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