Workshop on EU-China research co-operation in the field of infectious deseases
17 März 2008 - 19 März 2008
Austria
Areas covered include influenza, avian
flu, and other important viral infections; bacterial infections, drug resistance and hospital infections, as well as control strategies on infectious diseases and new approaches for vaccine development.
The workshop sets out to review the current state of knowledge and technology on infectious diseases, and to define strategies for translational research on improvement of human health. Moreover, bilateral discussions on possible cooperation between China and the EU in infectious diseases research, including joint proposals for FP7, will be initiated.
For more information, please visit:
http://www.efbicred.com/Event/Shanghai2008_WorkshopI/default.aspThe(öffnet in neuem Fenster) event is free of charge, participation requires however an invitation letter in order to obtain a visum for China. For requests regarding an invitation letter, please contact Mr Mingjie Fan (fanmj@cncbd.org.cn) or Ada Fang (fy@stcec.com). Kindly put Dr. Jens Sundbye (js@biomedicoforum.dk) and Prof. Wen Yu-mei (ymwen@shmu.edu.cn) in CC.
flu, and other important viral infections; bacterial infections, drug resistance and hospital infections, as well as control strategies on infectious diseases and new approaches for vaccine development.
The workshop sets out to review the current state of knowledge and technology on infectious diseases, and to define strategies for translational research on improvement of human health. Moreover, bilateral discussions on possible cooperation between China and the EU in infectious diseases research, including joint proposals for FP7, will be initiated.
For more information, please visit:
http://www.efbicred.com/Event/Shanghai2008_WorkshopI/default.aspThe(öffnet in neuem Fenster) event is free of charge, participation requires however an invitation letter in order to obtain a visum for China. For requests regarding an invitation letter, please contact Mr Mingjie Fan (fanmj@cncbd.org.cn) or Ada Fang (fy@stcec.com). Kindly put Dr. Jens Sundbye (js@biomedicoforum.dk) and Prof. Wen Yu-mei (ymwen@shmu.edu.cn) in CC.