Dear participant,
we would be very happy to welcome you in our final MOOD Scientific conference to be held at the Istituto Superiore di Sanità, Rome, Italy (see the location).
This conference will provide a forum for showcasing current research and findings in the field, identifying critical questions and future research challenges, providing new tools, data and models for Epidemic Intelligence produced by the EU-funded MOOD project (grant agreement No 874850), and highlighting the inter-disciplinary approaches needed to meet them under the One Health umbrella.
Theme of this year: "Emerging infectious diseases in Europe: Challenges and opportunities in data sharing and modelling of response for improved One Health"
Required language: English
Call for abstract*: open until 30th June, 2024
Revisions and email of acceptance: July 2024
Please provide 1 abstract per questionnaire filled in.
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