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International One Health Symposium 2026

Oct 5 – 7, 2026
Hotel Berlin, Berlin
Europe/Berlin timezone
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Session

Session 7: Research consortia on the topic of “Pandemic prevention and response within a One Health framework”

Oct 6, 2026, 1:00 PM
Hall "Berlin"

Hall "Berlin"

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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  1. 537. Introduction BMFTR
    10/6/26, 1:00 PM
    Oral presentation
  2. 427. FLUPREP: A National Early-Warning System for Emerging Influenza Threats
    M. Schwemmle (University Medical Center Freiburg – Institute of Virology)
    10/6/26, 1:19 PM
    Research 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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  3. 531. The Respiratory Mucus Barrier in Zoonotic Influenza Transmission
    Mr Maximilian Rohde
    10/6/26, 1:37 PM
    Research 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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  4. 431. *TrophicHealth: Effects of fertilization on AMR and zoonotic pathogen accumulation along the trophic chain – towards a One Health perspective in circular agriculture*
    Simone Sommer (Ulm University, Evolutionary Ecology and Conservation Genomics, EcoHealth, Germany)
    10/6/26, 1:55 PM
    Research 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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