Dear colleagues,
we're looking forward to inviting you to the National Symposium on Zoonoses Research 2018 in Berlin! Due to the great demand of our previous symposia and the recent organisational extension, for the first time ever, the Symposium is going to take place on three days, starting October 17 and ending on October 19, 2018. Once again, we aim to bring together students and professionals from different zoonoses research areas.
Zoonoses are a global challenge – whether they are well-known or newly emerging diseases, whether they are caused by viruses, bacteria, parasites or prions, or whether they are transmitted directly or via vectors. Well-founded interdisciplinary research is essential to successfully fight this health burden. For this year´s symposium we have again created an agenda that we hope appeals to everyone. This includes keynote presentations by well-known colleagues as well as selected workshop talks in parallel sessions covering a broad spectrum of topics.
Let’s join forces and strengthen once again the impact of the One Health Concept!
Sincerely yours,
Stephan Ludwig (Münster), Martin Groschup (Greifswald, Insel Riems), Sebastian C. Semler (Berlin) (Conference Chairs)
Keynotes:
Alexandra Mailles (French Public health Agency/
Santé publique France): Zoonotic risk and
unmet needs in the One Health era
Rene S. Hendriksen (Technical University of Denmark): NGS, big data and molecular
epidemiology
Leonard Hamschmidt (Gesundheitsamt
Oldenburg): Leptospirose
/ Erdbeerpflücker-Krankheit aus der Sicht des ÖGD
Xavier de Lamballerie (Aix-Marseille Université, France): Preparedness for zoonoses and emerging arboviral
infections
Impulse Session “Science
communication”
- Andrea Maisner (Philipps Universität Marburg)
- Kai Kupferschmidt
- Volker Stollorz (Science Media
Center Germany)
Subjects:
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Continuous Veterinary Education
Veterinarians working in Germany will be accredited 12 hours (ATF-Stunden) for all three days by the Federal Chamber of Veterinarians (Bundestierärztekammer). You will receive your certificate during the lunch breaks of the symposium.
Continuous Medical Education
Physicians working in Germany will be accredited CME points by the Berlin Chamber of Physicans (Ärztekammer Berlin). You will receive your certificate during the lunch breaks of the symposium. Please note that you will need one barcode label per day for the confirmation of participation.
Program 2018
Please find the current version of the program here.
Abstract submission is closed!
Registration will remain open until October 5, 2018
Please register here
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Sponsors
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