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Project manager: Anders Lindström.
The overall aim is to develop a fully functional framework for a dynamic risk-based surveillance for VBD according to EMIDAs specific topic A5. The potential risk of outbreaks of VBD and consequent...
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Project manager: Veronica Janson
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Project manager: Gete Hestvik.
The aim of this project is to obtain information on the disease caused by F. tularensis infection in hares in order to achieve a better understanding of the epidemiology of tularemia in Sweden, and...
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Project manager: Therese Ottinger.
The project aims to – Develop and refine the handling of forensic cases in domestic animals and wildlife, from trace recovery and analysis to legal reports. –Develop and implement methods of eviden...
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Project manager: Märit Pringle.
In Sweden footrot in sheep is a notifiable disease and the Swedish Animal Health Service operates a voluntary control program. The claw lesions are painful and often cause lameness. In the control...
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Project manager: Karin Artursson.
The Infection Ecology and Epidemiology, IEE network started to stimulate interdisciplinary collaborations with potential to increase knowledge of the emergence, spread and effects of infectious...
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Project manager: Siamak Zohari
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Project manager: Sandor Belak.
FLU-LAB-NET provides new opportunities for enhancement and reinforcement of the Community Reference Laboratory and National Reference Laboratory network for avian influenza (AI) within the EU. This...
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Project manager: Ann Albihn.
Salmonella infection in horses can cause serious problems, especially for larger stables with high throughput of horses. A salmonella outbreak within a horse population can also become a public...
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Project manager: Dolores Gavier-Widén.
See the WildTech Project website .