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SUMMARY:What activity types posed the greatest risk of SARS-CoV-2 infectio
 n for a university community?  - Kirsty Bolton (University of Nottingham) 
 &amp\; Emma Fairbanks (Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute)
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CONTACT:Dr Ciara Dangerfield
DESCRIPTION:Although there was widespread belief that dense contact networ
 ks within universities might facilitate rapid spread of SARS-CoV-2 amongst
  an unvaccinated population\,  the relative risk of infection during diffe
 rent activities of university members on and off-campus was unknown. We us
 e linked saliva-based asymptomatic PCR testing and detailed contact survey
  data to explore whether contacts in different settings visited by univers
 ity members may present higher risk for infection during September 2020-Ma
 rch 2021. We use a Bayesian approach to compare models for infection risk 
 based on different definitions of contact and present a multiple component
  analysis demonstrating how the adoption of protective behaviours can vary
  by setting. 
LOCATION:  Centre for Mathematical Sciences MR12\, CMS
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