Aimed at scientists joining the new epidemiology, my research paper is an advanced draft heading towards preprint for epidemiological modelling work I am doing .
The paper consists of 6 pages including diagrams and how-to boxes introducing scientists to epidemiology and advising how they can immediately apply their discipline. It gives a sense of where epidemiology came from, why it has proven to be insufficient, and what it has become in 2026.
To credibly establish whether One Health can live up to its breathtakingly complex scope I had to look deeply. Thus, readers looking to be truly convinced can dive in to the appendicies and references, which total a lot more than 6 pages.
I am conducting research with the Rule-based Epidemiology Modellings group, and this is the first step in figuring out why it is we do what we do. The next step is in seeing how our tools can contribute to communication needed in the new age of epidemiology.
This paper involves references with unusual dates and scripts, which might be useful to other BibLaTeX authors.