“ deutsches forschungsnetzwerk tiergesundheit” (german research network animal health)

22.09.09 - Brussels/DS

“Deutsches Forschungsnetzwerk

Tiergesundheit”(German Research Network Animal Health)

22.09.09 Brussels

European Technology Platform for Global AH


“Deutsches Forschungsnetzwerk Tiergesundheit”

(German Research Network Animal Health)

Calendar:

• 1st Platform Meeting on December 11, 2007

• ERA-Net Meeting on January 23, 2008 (Berlin)

• 2nd Platform Meeting on February 6, 2008

• 3rd Platform Meeting on June 9, 2008

• 4th Platform Meeting on November 13, 2008

• 5th Platform Meeting on March 12, 2009

• 6th Platform Meeting on July 15, 2009

All platform meetings held at the University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover, Foundation (TiHo)




Platform Members

• 6 AH companies (Bayer, BI, IDT, SPIntervet, Lohmann Animal Health, Merial)

• 5 Vet Schools

• Ministries and Federal Research Institutes

• AH services




5th Platform Meeting on March 12, 2009

• BMELV presents CAHS ‘Prevention is better than cure’

• Presentation of Viral Diseases (AI, BT, AHS, WNF, RVF, ASF)

• Presentation of Parasitological Diseases (vectors of viral diseases – culicoides, acarids)

• Presentation of Bacterial Diseases (postponed)

• Prioritization postponed until Discontools models are ready

• Presentation of BLE (federal governmental institute for agriculture and nutrition) – research projects in the area of innovation incl. animal health




6th Platform Meeting on July 15, 2009

• Presentation of Discontools Scoring Model

• Discussion of the 3 project proposals of the Danish mirror group – Full support from the German mirror group

• Presentation of Bacterial Diseases (Paratuberculosis, Salmonellosis, Campylobacteriosis, Q-Fever, MRSA)




7th Platform Meeting on November 2, 2009

• Presentation of the prioritization results of the 3 WP (bacterial, viral, parasitological diseases) using the Discontools model

• Brainstorming on disease topics linking the 3 areas

• EMIDA initiative of the German Ministry of Research (contributing Euro 4 Million to the Euro 20 Million in cooperation with 15 European partners)

• Delphi Study

“ deutsches forschungsnetzwerk tiergesundheit” (german research network animal health)

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