Short Term Missions 2019

One Health EJP Short Term Missions Awarded in 2019

Training on the application of source attribution models

Details:

STM Researchers: Virginia Filipello
Home Institute: IZLER, Italy
Mission Hosting Institute: RIVM, the Netherlands
Duration of Mission: 1 week
One Health Thematic Area: Integration of microbiological; Risk assessment and surveillance activities

Aim of the mission

The aim of this mission was to enhance source attribution skills through ad-hoc structured and supervised training, which included exercises with real data and validation of learnt competences.

Application of advanced epidemiological analytical methods for antimicrobial resistance data in Salmonella in pigs

Details:

STM Researchers: Kendy Tzu-Yun Teng
Home Institute: VISAVET-UCM, Spain
Mission Hosting Institute: Centre for Statistics, Hasselt University
Duration of Mission: 7 weeks
One Health Thematic Area: Skills Development Missions

Aim of the mission

The aim of this STM was to develop skills in analysing data on phenotypic antimicrobial resistance (AMR) to identify patterns among the occurrences of resistance of different antimicrobials to better understand the interactions and dynamics in Salmonella in pigs.

Training in bioinformatics to study the dynamics of E.coli in laying hens: Training on the application of source attribution models

Details:

STM Researchers: Irene Aldea Ramos
Home Institute: VISAVET-UCM, Spain
Mission Hosting Institute: DTU, Denmark
Duration of Mission: 4 weeks
One Health Thematic Area: Skills Development Missions

Aim of the mission

The aim of this mission was to improve the participants’ existing bioinformatics knowledge.  The National Food Institute of DTU is part of the Centre for Genomic Epidemiology which has several web services for the analysis of whole genome sequences.

Skills development focused on development of a framework for reporting outbreak investigations using consumer purchase data

Details:

STM Researchers: Solveig jore
Home Institute: FHI, Norway
Mission Hosting Institute: SSI, Denmark
Duration of Mission: 1 week
One Health Thematic Area: Skills Development Missions; Integration of microbiological; Risk assessment and surveillance activities; Harmonisation of diagnostic tests; Platforms and research tools

Aim of the mission

The aim of this mission was to work towards developing a framework for reporting outbreak investigations using consumer purchase data.

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