veterinary virologist @ivi_switzerland, head of the diagnostic units in bern and mittelhäusern (national reference lab for highly contagious animal viruses).
Great talks and posters at the annual meeting of the GfV – Gesellschaft für Virologie e.V. in Vienna! And delighted to be chosen as new member and to represent Switzerland in the GfV-commission for zoonoses and viral diseases in animals 😊.
@GesVirologie@ivi_switzerland
I enjoyed talking about avian flu surveillance by @ivi_switzerland and in switzerland generally at the ‚Swiss Flu 2024‘ meeting. Silke Stertz, @BenHalePhD and Mirko Schmolke brought together an amazingly diverse bunch of specialists on everything #influenza
Very informative exchange on #avianflu#birdflu in europe and beyond at the european reflab meeting in parma! Switzerland was relatively lucky so far but we need to stay allert - there is more to come…
I really hope that this doesn‘t encourage people to kill bats. These cases are extremely rare and occured in switzerland so far mainly in relatively rare bat species. Just leave them alone and you‘re fine!
A busy day at work today! We have diagnosed a rare case of bat rabies (european bat lyssavirus) at the swiss rabies center @ivi_switzerland . Further genotyping is ongoing. https://t.co/twXJfgCoSw
Am IVI setzen Laborspezialisten aus der #Virologie und #Immunologie alles daran, auf neu auftretende #Tierseuchen vorbereitet zu sein.
📄Könizer Zeitung: eine spannende Diskussion mit Claudia Bachofen und Artur Summerfield https://t.co/06upQ7sIvO
@CMBachofen#OneHealth
This breeding colony of blackheaded gulls and terns is hopefully free of avian influenza. Environmental samples collected last week are beeing analysed now in our diagnostic lab @ivi_switzerland
@PrecipiceNewton @leavesnbloom @nibirds@RSPBNI@daera_ni@PatchBirding @IRSBG1 As far as we’ve been informed from experts in germany and netherlands, removing dead birds was shown to be important to prevent/limit spread in breeding colonies and transmission to other bird/mammal species.
Die Riemser Diagnostiktage bringen seit 2003 ihre Teilnehmenden auf den neuesten Stand in der #Tierseuchendiagnostik und etablierten sich als Plattform für den fachlichen #Austausch. Heute geht es weiter mit #Vorträgen und #Diskussionen. Hier ein paar Eindrücke von gestern!
Well done, girls💪🏻! The winner team of the prestigious Münchenwiler table soccer cup at the virology PhD student meeting by @ivi_switzerland: Michèle Kunz and Sarah Jäggli who presented their works on hepatitis e virus and BoHV-1 perfomed at @uzh__Virology under my supervision.
As a one of my first "lines of duty" as head of the diagnostic unit of @ivi_switzerland , i'm participating in the annual meeting of the European reference labs for foot and mouth disease in paris. A very instructif meeting and great networking opportunity!
Very excited about my new position as head of the diagnotic unit @ivi_switzerland, the swiss national ref lab for most epizootic viruses, where i started 1st of september. It is also nice to return to @unibern, where i studied and started my virological carrier.
Congratulations to sibylle baumann for finishing her DVM doctoral thesis with the first description of porcine rotaviruses in switzerland👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻.
#rotavirus@uzh_vetsuisse https://t.co/SpeoPAgIW2 #mdpiviruses via @VirusesMDPI
TierärztInnen mit Virologie-Erfahrung und Interesse an einer akademischen Karriere in der Schweiz sollten sich diese Stelle nicht entgehenlassen!
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