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Investigations of the interactions of zoonotic pathogens in humans and animals (SHIP-NEXT Module One Health)

As part of the population-based project Study of Health in Pomerania (SHIP) a third cohort (NEXT) was established in mid-2021. Within the NEXT module “One Health”, animal contacts (dog, cat, poultry) of the 4000 randomly selected participants (20-79 years) will be investigated and risk factors for zoonotic transmission as well as husbandry and environmental conditions examined. The aim is to gain...
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Events

One of the central tasks of the National Research Platform for Zoonoses is to promote cooperation, transparency and intensive networking between scientists working in the field of zoonoses research. To this end, a large, cross-topic International Symposium on Zoonoses Research as well as topic-specific workshops are organised annually. At the International Symposia on Zoonoses Research, which are...
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Young Scentist Breakfast

As part of its promotion of young scientists, the Zoonoses Platform organizes an annual young scientists' breakfast on the morning of the last day of the International Symposium on Zoonoses Research. During a joint breakfast, interested young scientists can get in touch with established scientists, the so-called "Senior Scientists". The breakfast is intended to give participants the opportunity...
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Research Network Zoonotic Infectious Diseases

The Research Network The Zoonotic Infectious Diseases Research Network comprises seven networks and six junior research groups. Within the framework of the Zoonotic Infectious Diseases Research Network, scientists working in zoonosis research throughout Germany work together in numerous subprojects on an interdisciplinary basis. Research focuses on antibiotic resistance in the one-health context...
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Networks & Junior Research Groups

Research Network on Zoonotic Infectious Diseases The Zoonotic Infectious Diseases Research Network comprises seven consortia and six junior research groups . Consortia #1Health-PREVENT PAC-Campy Q-GAPS RAPID RoBoPub TBENAGER ZooBoCo Junior research groups AECO ARBOSPREAD RNA-VIRT TBZ-Tick-borne Zoonoses Toxoplasma gondii ZooVac
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#1Health-PREVENT

Antibiotics are essential to effectively treat bacterial infections in both human and veterinary medicine. In the spirit of the "One Health" concept, pathogens that have become insensitive (multi-resistant) to many clinically important antibiotics are therefore jointly researched in the #1Health-PREVENT research network and interventions for their prevention are developed. Prevention of antibiotic...
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Organization

Statutes and formalities The National Research Platform on Zoonoses is an institutionalised consortium of scientists working in the field of zoonotic infectious diseases. This statute is not to be understood in the sense of association law, but as a basic paper of the zoonoses platform. The current version of the statutes dated 29 January 2019, can be downloaded here . If you would like to become...
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PAC-Campy

Prevention and control of campylobacter infections: A "One Health" approach Objective of the consortium The increasing number of reported cases of campylobacteriosis in humans highlights the need to develop new strategies for the prevention, control and treatment of campylobacter infections. Within the One-Health approach, the overall goal of the PAC Campy Consortium is to reduce the exposure of...
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Q-GAPS

Q-GAPS - Q fever GermAn Interdisciplinary Program for reSearch researches and works on epidemiology, immunology, pathogenesis, monitoring and control of Coxiella burnetii. Aims The interdisciplinary consortium Q-GAPS (Q fever GermAn Interdisciplinary Program for reSearch) has set itself the task of working on and researching previously unsolved questions concerning the epidemiology, immunology...
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Administrative office

The office is the central point of contact for all scientists conducting research in the field of zoonotic infectious diseases. In order to do justice to the diversity of existing basic scientific and clinical activities in the field of zoonoses, the research platform's office is located at three closely interlinked locations: Münster; c/o Institut für Virologie, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität...