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OUR ONE HEALTH PODCAST
Plasma research and One Health - we talked to Dr Veronika Hahn from the Institute for Plasma Research and Technology (INP) about this connection. The microbiologist and head of the microbiology laboratory sees great potential in plasma research.
"Plasma can stimulate wound healing but also increase plant growth - the application possibilities are very diverse."
The podcast is just available in English.
OUR ONE HEALTH PODCAST
Do you have a project idea for the One Health approach and would like to be heard? Then the "JoinUs4Health" platform of Greifswald University Medical Centre might be just the thing for you. Anyone can publicly submit a project proposal on the interactive website. If the community likes your idea, it might be the path to a successful DFG application.
We spoke to Dr Birigt Schauer about the platform. "With the JoinUs4Health project, we are really trying to combine the concepts of crowdsourcing with responsible research and innovations," she says.
https://platform.joinus4health.eu/
The podcast is just available in English.
OUR PODCAST TIP
Another zoonosis: On the trail of monkeypox
Arndt Reuning talks to Prof. Fabian Leendertz for Deutschlandfunk about the currently emerging monkeypox virus and why 75% of infectious diseases originate from animals.
Fabian Leendertz was previously head of the research group “Epidemiology of Highly Pathogenic Microorganisms” at the Robert Koch Institute.He is founding director of the new Helmholtz Institute for One Health. Leendertz will intensify his researches in Greifswald with a focus on human-animal contacts and zoonosis.
This podcast is just available in German.
Prof. Fabian Leendertz © University of Greifswald
OUR ONE HEALTH PODCAST
Not all viruses are the same!
Heinz Feldmann was one of our Keynote Speakers at the One Health Conference that took place 27 and 28 April 2022 in Greifswald and online. We met the internationally renowned virologist and head of the Rocky Mountain Laboratories (RML) for an interview and talked to him about Ebola and SARS COV 2/ COVID.
The podcast is just available in English.
OUR ONE HEALTH PODCAST
Prof. Gérard Krause is one of the Keynote Speakers at the One Health Conference. The conference takes place 27 and 28 April 2022 on site in Greifswald and online. We met Prof. Krause in advance for an interview and explored, among other things, the question: "How important is science communication in these days?"
The podcast is just available in English.
OUR ONE HEALTH PODCAST
Dr. Sébastien Calvignac-Spencer is one of the Keynote Speakers at the One Health Conference. The conference takes place 27 and 28 April 2022 on site in Greifswald and online. We met Dr. Calvignac in advance for an interview and explored, among other things, the question: "Sébastien, how do you actually become a scientist at the Robert Koch Institute in Berlin?"
The podcast is just available in English.
OUR PODCAST TIP
"Without viruses, we would not exist," says virologist and President of the Friedrich Loeffler Institute, Federal Research Institute for Animal Health on the island of Riems near Greifswald, Prof. Thomas Mettenleiter. Annette Riedel met the virologist during a talk for Deutschlandfunkkultur.
This podcast is just available in German.
OUR PODCAST TIP
The Resonator is a free audio podcast from the Helmholtz Association of German Research Centers.In this science podcast, Holger Klein talks to researchers about their research - and about themselves.
A new episode is published once a month. The podcast is only available in German.
Fabian Leendertz was previously head of the research group “Epidemiology of Highly Pathogenic Microorganisms” at the Robert Koch Institute.He is founding director of the new Helmholtz Institute for One Health. Leendertz will intensify his researches in Greifswald with a focus on human-animal contacts and zoonosis.
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