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Zombie Apocalypse Medicine Meeting (ZAMM)

The Zombie Apocalypse Medicine Meeting (ZAMM) is a radically interdisciplinary meeting that bridges science and the arts to grapple with the most pressing challenges of the present and the future.
Amy Boddy
Zombie Apocalypse Medicine Meeting 2018

Is your mom a zombie? The evolutionary implications of fetal microchimerism

Amy Boddy, University of California, Santa Barbara

 
Kelly Weinersmith, PhD
Zombie Apocalypse Medicine Meeting 2018

Welcome To Zombieland- Real Tales Of Parasites Manipulating Host Behavior

Kelly Weinersmith, PhD

 
Zombie Apocalypse Medicine Meeting 2018

Making Microbes Into Movies- Science Communication For The Zombie

Mark Mannucci, Peabody and Emmy Award winning Producer & Director

 
Barbara Natterson-Horowitz
Zombie Apocalypse Medicine Meeting 2018

Issues In Adolescent Zombie Medicine-Managing Risk Taking, Substance use and Pregnancy Prevention In The Teenaged Undead

Barbara Natterson-Horowitz, UCLA & Harvard University

 
David Buss
Zombie Apocalypse Medicine Meeting 2018

The Evolutionary Pshycology of Zombies

David Buss, University of Texas

 
Zombie Apocalypse Medicine Meeting 2018

Emergency Management and Response For The Zombie Apocalypse

Cameron Carlson, The Zombie Research Society

 
Diana Fleischman, University of Portsmouth
Zombie Apocalypse Medicine Meeting 2018

They all want your brainz: Zombification & manipulation

Diana Fleischman, University of Portsmouth

 
Josh Kurz and Wendy Roderweiss | Shabam! Podcast
Zombie Apocalypse Medicine Meeting 2018

How To Use Zombies To Teach Kids About Science

Josh Kurz and Wendy Roderweiss | Shabam! Podcast

 
Zombie Apocalypse Medicine Meeting 2018

28 Shrieks Later- The Sonic Component Of Fear

Kristopher Patten, ASU

 
Zombie Apocalypse Medicine Meeting 2018

Alien rule in the zombie apocalypse

Michael Hechter, ASU

 
Zombie Apocalypse Medicine Meeting 2018

Brains Bite Back- Neuroendocrine Countermeasures To Parasite Manipulation

Marco Del Giudice, UNM

 
Zombie Apocalypse Medicine Meeting 2018

Microbes Alter Host Behavior Via Hijacking The Immune System

Jeff Gassen, TCU

 

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