Section of Virology, VH Faculty, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences. Our focus is on research on viruses of veterinary and public health importance.
Rinderpest Challenge is back from 15 Jan to 12 Feb! The new #Rinderpest game will allow players to participate in its eradication, at local and national level. Use your skills to help us keep our world #RinderpestFree.
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#AnimalHealth#Vets#VetTech
Me and @Metaviromics are working on some full length #pprv genomes 🧬 to add to my #phdthesis (coming soonish to a library near you!) It’s looking good so far @nanopore!
Do you know that the mosquito 🦟 is the deadliest animal on earth due to the pathogens that they spread? #WorldMosquitoDay#gatesnotes
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Hi! My name is Ylva Lindgren and I am a #PhDstudent, working in a project on #adenovirus infections in meat producing chickens. I work at the National Veterinary Institute, @SVAexpertmyndig, as a #pathologist, and it is excellent to be able to combine these two things!
I'm Pontus Öhlund, #PhDstudent in #infectionbiology and #virology. In our research project we focus on how insect-specific viruses affects its host and if they can be utilised to reduce the transmission of #arbovirus by #mosquitoes. More details here: https://t.co/2m1byyHmfD
I'm Mikael Berg, #professor in #veterinaryvirology. My main interests are to understand how a #virus influence the host immune system via a number of small multifunctional proteins, eg. NS1, V and C. The ability to circumvent the immunity leads to the diseases #viruses causes.
Today we'll start a two week long series of tweets with presentations of all of us working here at the section of #virology @_SLU. Of course we'll start with our professor! If you have any questions, just ask!
Nyfiken på processen när veterinärkåren gick från att vara mansdominerad till kvinnodominerad? Nu finns två uppsatser som skrivits av veterinärstudenter som jag fått äran att handleda.
https://t.co/I258a2sm8K (via SLU)
Interesting talk on #foodsystems and #foodsafety by John McDermott @A4NH_CGIAR@IFPRI today @_SLU. Higher demand for perishable food worldwide = the risk of foodborne diseases increase.
And, as always, involving women is part of the solution #womengettingtheworkdone