Conveners
Session 7: Research consortia on the topic of “Pandemic prevention and response within a One Health framework”
- Magdalena Meyer
- Stephan Ludwig
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10/6/26, 1:00 PMOral presentation
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Elisabeth Pfrommer (Centre for Biological Threats and Special Pathogens, Robert Koch-Institute (RKI))10/6/26, 1:10 PMResearch consortia on the topic of "Pandemic prevention and response within a One Health framework" (only for the Pandemic networks currently funded by the BMFTR)Oral presentation
Livestock farming is a major source of antibiotic-resistant bacteria (AMR bacteria), which can be spread through the air, facilitating their transmission. However, it is not yet fully understood how these bacteria, as well as zoonotic pathogens such as Staph aureus or Francisella tularensis, are transmitted to humans, animals and plants. Current models do not adequately account for rising...
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M. Schwemmle (University Medical Center Freiburg – Institute of Virology)10/6/26, 1:19 PMResearch consortia on the topic of "Pandemic prevention and response within a One Health framework" (only for the Pandemic networks currently funded by the BMFTR)Oral presentation
Influenza A viruses (IAVs) frequently breach species barriers, posing a persistent pandemic threat. Mitigating this threat requires systems capable of detecting high-risk strains at the animal–human interface and implementing targeted countermeasures before human spillover occurs. Although international frameworks like TIPRA or IRAT routinely assess IAV risks, data gaps and lengthy...
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P. Fischer (Technische Hochschule Mittelhessen, University of Applied Sciences)10/6/26, 1:28 PMResearch consortia on the topic of "Pandemic prevention and response within a One Health framework" (only for the Pandemic networks currently funded by the BMFTR)Oral presentation
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a global health challenge that requires collaboration across human, animal, and environmental health. Yet surveillance data are often collected and analysed separately, limiting the early detection of emerging resistance patterns and transmission pathways.
GUARDIAN is developing an AI-enabled One Health platform for the Central Hesse region. It integrates...
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Mr Maximilian Rohde10/6/26, 1:37 PMResearch consortia on the topic of "Pandemic prevention and response within a One Health framework" (only for the Pandemic networks currently funded by the BMFTR)Oral presentation
The spread of a highly pathogenic avian influenza virus (H5N1) in wild birds and poultry has increased global concern regarding the potential for zoonotic and pandemic spread of emerging influenza A viruses (IAV). Before viruses can infect epithelial cells, they must overcome the respiratory mucus barrier. Mucus in the airways can trap particles and promote their removal via mucociliary...
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Martin Pfeffer (Institute of Animal Hygiene and Veterinary Public Health, Leipzig University)10/6/26, 1:46 PMResearch consortia on the topic of "Pandemic prevention and response within a One Health framework" (only for the Pandemic networks currently funded by the BMFTR)Oral presentation
Increasing human and animal case numbers and geographical spread of ticks and tick-transmitted diseases show their pandemic potential in the Northern hemisphere due to changing environmental conditions. In TAC-TICKS, experts from human/veterinary medicine, Public Health, animal ecology and biomathematical modelling join forces to elucidate this development and improve pandemic preparedness. We...
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Simone Sommer (Ulm University, Evolutionary Ecology and Conservation Genomics, EcoHealth, Germany)10/6/26, 1:55 PMResearch consortia on the topic of "Pandemic prevention and response within a One Health framework" (only for the Pandemic networks currently funded by the BMFTR)Oral presentation
TrophicHealth investigates how circular agriculture may facilitate the transmission of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and zoonotic pathogens among livestock, environmental reservoirs, and agricultural systems, and how ecosystem resilience may interrupt these transmission cycles. Using a pan-microbiome framework combined with metagenomic analyses, we identify pathogens, AMR determinants, and...
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Prof. Sandra Junglen (Institute of Virology, Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin)10/6/26, 2:04 PMResearch consortia on the topic of "Pandemic prevention and response within a One Health framework" (only for the Pandemic networks currently funded by the BMFTR)Oral presentation
West Nile virus (WNV) is an emerging mosquito-borne virus that can cause neuroinvasive infections and death in humans. WNV has emerged as a growing concern in Europe, with its spread and the intensity of outbreaks being exacerbated by climate change. WNV is transmitted by mosquitoes that are native to Europe and occur in high densities in urban environments. Numerous bird species can amplify...
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