I am so proud to have been part of this study. The power of photodynamic therapy and fundamental science for the benefit of society. #light#WomenInSTEM
We currently recruiting a postdoc fellow to work on the development of a vaccine for Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic virus (CCHFV). This is work is collaboration with UGA and will involve work in BSL-4. Interested candidate can apply here👇
https://t.co/nh55WLzdXi
The advancements in #CCHF research in the past decade are tremendous, thanks to many in the field. We are proud to contribute to this effort:
#PLOSPathogens: Fluorescent Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever virus illuminates tissue tropism patterns and ide ... https://t.co/grlOvPuarb
Fantastic Lassa research which underscores how vital continuing surveillance is for the effective development of vaccines and therapeutics. #LASV
https://t.co/nd5MJcEnSH
4th keynote talk at the 9th European Viral Zoonoses meeting is Christina Spiropoulou from the CDC giving a broad overview of their research and response efforts against hemorrhagic fevers.
As people worry about the declining #bee population, #Utrecht has created an ingenious way to increase the number of bees by placing plants on the roofs of bus stops. https://t.co/DHFqVZyHaw
Newest support for CCHFV VRP vaccine platform. Here we show protection against diverse strains of #CCHFV in mice after a single dose regimen https://t.co/kv5omE1di5 @cchfvirus@femscholte@stevewelch23
De #teek die vorige week in Drenthe werd gevonden is een Hyalomma-teek. De teek droeg niet het Krim-Congovirus bij zich, maar wel de bacterie Rickettsia aeschlimannii. Meer info op:
https://t.co/JiwE01D4ff