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Impact of hydropower dams on fish in the Mekong river
There are thought to be over 1000 species of fish in the Mekong river, many of which are considered migratory. Fish are an important source of protein and livelihoods for local communities. 40 million rural people, more than two-thirds of the rural population living...
We’re hiring again in France.
Epidemiology Consultant and Senior Consultant positions available in Europe Ausvet is a private One Health Epidemiology consulting company working around the globe on a huge range of challenging projects – surveillance, risk analysis, epidemiological study design and...
Scenario tree modelling to plan freedom surveillance for M. bovis in NZ
Scenario Tree Modelling has the capacity to lead to more efficient surveillance freedom from infection programs. Since mid-2018, the New Zealand (NZ) Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) has been operating an eradication program for an incursion of Mycoplasma bovis....
TRANSFORM communication video has been released
It isn't always easy to distil the work of a 5-year project into a few minutes but here is our consortium's attempt to describe what we'll all be working to achieve over the next few years. Take a look at this great video about the USAID-funded TRANSFORM project...
Strengthening health security through digital technologies in Southeast Asia
Venue check-in apps, telehealth appointments, digital vaccine certificates and online symptom checkers have become part of our daily lives since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The rapid development of digital health technologies for COVID-19 demonstrates the...
New publication on FAIR principles and the reusability of research datasets
Anne Meyer and Céline Faverjon have collaborated on a new paper published recently in the BMC Veterinary Research journal. Systematic review of the status of veterinary epidemiological research in two species regarding the FAIR guiding principles - BMC Veterinary...