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Committee for global animal disease, CGD

The Committee for Global Animal Diseases promotes and enhances research and training activities on contagious diseases of global importance in food producing animals.


There are 22 pages tagged with Committee for Global Animal Diseases (CGD):

Novel viruses found in ticks from bat caves in Brazil

In this study, we describe the viral composition of adult Antricola delacruzi ticks collected in a hot bat cave in the state of Rondônia, Western Amazonia, Brazil. A. delacruzi ticks, are special,

Delia Randolph Honorary Doctor

On Saturday, 5 October, Delia Grace Randolph will be appointed Honorary Doctor of Veterinary Medicine by the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Science at SLU. Delia is is an epidemiologist,

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Seminar: Discussion on the long-term SLU and International Livestock Research Institute cooperation internkommunikation@slu.se Welcome to a seminar discussing the long-term SLU and International

Doctoral theses

There are several theses published at SLU relevant for CGD. A selection of these are listed below. The theses are available from the SLU library. Click on the titles to find links to full texts as

Research projects

There are several ongoing research projects in infection biology, infectious disease epidemiology and antimicrobial resistance at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Sciences. See a

MOOC - Livestock

Welcome to apply for this Massive Open Online Course (MOOC), "Efficient livestock production with low use of antibiotics". During the course you will learn what antibiotic resistance is and how to

SLU Committee for Global Animal Diseases

CGD:s mission is to promote and enhance research and training activities on contagious diseases and antimicrobial resistance of global importance in food producing animals

Contact

If you have any questions about CGD or would like to engage somehow, please feel free to contact the committee. Send an e-mail to cgd@slu.se or contact the head of CGD directly. Head of CGD Jonas

Camel noses can affect milk production

Camels have long been kept as food producing animals by many pastoralist communities in the dryland areas around the Horn of Africa. Their resilience to the harsh climate makes them integral to food

Uppsala Antibiotic Days 2024

Conference: Uppsala Antibiotic Days 2024 futureonehealth@slu.se The conference will bring together specialists from a multidisciplinary array of research domains that play a direct role in the

Activities

CGD arranges several seminars and workshops each year. Here can you see what we have done earlier. Upcoming activities For information on upcoming activities, see CGD calendar . Photo: jodie777.

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Seminar: Organoids as models for infectious disease mw-red@slu.se The SLU Committee for Global Animal Diseases invites you to a seminar entitled “Organoids as models for infectious disease”.

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