€ (Early Bird Registration) If you are a citizen and resident of a country classified as a low or middle income by the UN/World Bank and/or a tropEd student, you are eligible to the reduced tuition fee [...] Resource-Limited Settings (LAB-SPHERE) Overview Well-functioning and sustainable laboratory services are key components of strong health systems and crucial for improving public health and research capacities [...] efficient management. Moreover, areas where laboratory systems overlap and/or complement health systems are being considered. The course uses interactive, simulation-based exercises, as well as laboratory- and

Nile Virus, Rift Valley fever, Dengue fever) are finding their way into Europe through geographically expanding arthropod vectors (mosquitoes, ticks), and are becoming a major public health concern. Optimally [...] (re-)emerging infectious disease outbreaks Contact: Florian Gehre , Muna Affara Mobile laboratories are becoming increasingly important for quick response to epidemic outbreaks in remote areas. Due to climate [...] requires a " One Health " approach, in which not only human, but also animal and environmental samples are analysed, as close as possible to the vectors' habitat. Also returning travellers might carry haemorrhagic

emerging mosquito-borne diseases (NEED) [2020-2025] Mosquito-borne viruses are an emerging threat in Central Europe, which are a major challenge for researchers, stakeholders and the overall health care [...] mosquito-borne viruses, model results are updated near-real time by combining remotely available biotic and abiotic data with statistical models. The results are presented in a rapidly updated website [...] Laboratory and field experiments on the climate-dependent effectiveness of Bti at different concentrations are conducted. In combination with a model on the dynamics (water volume, temperature) of artificial w

in the red blood cell that are unique to the biology of malaria parasites and do not exist in other organisms. As in all organisms, the functions of the parasite cell are carried out by proteins that [...] processes are so called 'housekeeping' functions that exist in the cells of most organisms such as the energy metabolism, structural components, or making DNA. In different organisms these functions are carried [...] parasite has a complex life cycle involving a mosquito and a human host. The symptoms of the disease are due only to one particular part of this life cycle, the development of P. falciparum parasites inside

cap.link/epicid-application If you are a citizen and resident of a country classified as a low or middle income by the UN/World Bank and/or a tropEd student, you are eligible to the reduced tuition fee [...] Entry requirements Basic training in epidemiology and statistics is required. General computer skills are necessary to be able to work with the software packages R and REDCap. The course is intensive and a [...] as part of interdisciplinary teams *Please note that the PPE and laboratory demonstration sessions are only covered when the EPICID course is offered face-to-face. In the course room ©BNITM | Dewi Ismajani

Eligible are any health-related professionals and students originating and working in low- and middle-income countries (as defined by the UN/World Bank) who have successfully Repeated applications are possible [...] possible but priority will be given to applicants with no successful previous applications. Re-applicants are requested to submit a new application form. Benefits Successful applicants will be granted up to € [...] reference to a ‘Letter of Acceptance’, signed by a BNITM programme coordinator. Application deadlines are 4 months prior to the start of the scientific meeting or training programme you have been accepted

bacteriology laboratories capable of carrying out bacterial cultures and antibiotic susceptibility testing are urgently needed outside large teaching and university clinics in semi-urban or rural sub-Saharan Africa [...] (GLASS). The laboratories will be fully integrated into the national AMR surveillance activities and are designed as self-sufficient structures that operate without external power and water supply in dif [...] 2020. AMR surveillance activities have now been introduced to the laboratory, and patient samples are currently being processed in the laboratory integrated into the hospital routine. Capacity building

on the ways our knowledge practices are entangled. These reflections are also a conversation betweem the teams in DRC and in Uganda in times of digitization. We are two teams in Uganda and the DRC, speaking

immunity We are part of the DFG-funded Research Unit for studying sex differences in immunity. Increasing evidence suggests that common biological pathways regulating immune cell function are involved in [...] Sex differences in immunity Contact Dr. Tamara Zoran German Center for Infection Research (DZIF) We are funded through the German Center for Infection Research (DZIF) for the development of a SARS Corona

Together with the Irrua Specialist Teaching Hospital (ISTH) in Nigeria, capacities are built and clinical studies are conducted jointly to establish local expertise: PAIRR: A prospective observational [...] brings together research structures from West Africa, Europe and the USA. The aims of this consortium are to set up a clinical trial platform in West Africa to identify new and more effective drugs to treat [...] the University of Hamburg, Germany. The capacity building activities of the Lassa-Nigeria project are funded by the Global Health Protection Programme (GHPP) of the German Federal Ministry of Health.