Atlanta Nerdapalooza 2025: AI, Bugs & Vaccine Drama
From October 19 to 22, Atlanta’s Georgia World Congress Center transforms into ID Week HQ, where thousands of infectious-disease pros—including doctors, med students, and actual bug nerds like Dr. Sophie Katz—brag about their latest vaccines and AI wizardry. Hosted by the Infectious Disease Society of America and five other ultra-specific societies (try saying that after a few coffees), this four-day marathon packs over 250 sessions on everything from RSV shots to antimicrobial trapeze acts. Bonus plot twist: the CDC might make an appearance amid government shutdown chaos, like an awkward cameo you didn’t expect but secretly hoped for.
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Atlanta hosts thousands of infectious-disease experts nerding out on AI and vaccines—basically the Comic-Con of germs, where the CDC might ghost due to a government shutdown. Infectious diseases have never looked so... socially awkward.
If you think vaccine hesitancy is bad, wait until 250+ infectious-disease geeks try to network in Atlanta's massive ID Week. It’s like speed dating with bugs and data sets.
ID Week in Atlanta: where doctors debate AI, vaccines, and how much government shutdown drama they can survive without losing their lab coats.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 10/19/2025 | Author: Julia Naftulin
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