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Scientific event

LCI Symposium 2023: Registration online now!

Next symposium of the Leibniz Center Infection from January 26-27: "Compartments in Infection"

Session 1: Membrane modulations
Session 2: Non-membranous compartments
Session 3: Cytoskeletal processes
Session 4: Role of lysosome & phagosome

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News

One Health: Role of behavioural research

How can climate protection measures be planned from the human perspective and effectively communicated? Dr Mirjam Jenny and Prof. Cornelia Betsch from the University of Erfurt and the BNITM answer this question in a contribution to the collection of articles in the journals "Nature Human Behaviour" and "Nature Climate Change"...

Invitation card: On the left hand side a picture of the bnitm building. on the right hand side the date of the meeting 23-24 March 2023 at BNITM. Keynotes: Quique Bassat, Volker Heussler, Faith Osier. Contact: malaria[at]bnitm.de

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Scientific Event

Registration open now!

This meeting has developed into a scientific event that is respected beyond the borders of Germany, where both clinicians and non-clinical natural scientists present their results on current malaria research. We are looking forward meeting you at BNITM.

Registration & Submission

The picture shows the green inscription "MOBILISE" against a white background, below which is written in black: "MOBILISE: A novel and green mobile One Health laboratory for (re-)emerging infections disease outbreaks."

Research Highlight

More holistic infection research

A highly endowed cross-institutional EU research project, a professorship on "Global One Health" and an institute-internal cluster: BNITM is intensifying its One Health research.

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Anniversary

25 years of Kumasi Centre for Collaborative Research in Tropical Medicine

In 1997, the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg and the Republic of Ghana concluded an unusual agreement to establish an infection research institute in the tropics: the Kumasi Centre for Collaborative Research in Tropical Medicine (KCCR). The operators are the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), the Ghanaian Ministry of Health and the BNITM.