@article{https://doi.org/10.17863/cam.75711,
doi = {10.17863/CAM.75711},
url = {https://www.repository.cam.ac.uk/handle/1810/328261},
author = {Carlson,
Colin J. and Farrell,
Maxwell J. and Grange,
Zoe and Han,
Barbara A. and Mollentze,
Nardus and Phelan,
Alexandra L. and Rasmussen,
Angela L. and Albery,
Gregory F. and Bett,
Bernard and Brett-Major,
David M. and Cohen,
Lily E. and Dallas,
Tad and Eskew,
Evan A. and Fagre,
Anna C. and Forbes,
Kristian M. and Gibb,
Rory and Halabi,
Sam and Hammer,
Charlotte C. and Katz,
Rebecca and Kindrachuk,
Jason and Muylaert,
Renata L. and Nutter,
Felicia B. and Ogola,
Joseph and Olival,
Kevin J. and Rourke,
Michelle and Ryan,
Sadie J. and Ross,
Noam and Seifert,
Stephanie N. and Sironen,
Tarja and Standley,
Claire J. and Taylor,
Kishana and Venter,
Marietjie and Webala,
Paul W.},
keywords = {PART III: ZOONOTIC DISEASE RISK AND IMPACTS,
Opinion piece,
zoonotic risk,
epidemic risk,
access and benefit sharing,
machine learning,
global health,
viral ecology},
title = {The future of zoonotic risk prediction},
publisher = {The Royal Society},
year = {2021} }