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The Junior Scientist Zoonoses Meeting 2022 was a get-together of young scientists from the field of zoonoses research. For many, the meeting in Hannover was the first meeting in presence since the beginning of the corona pandemic and a valuable opportunity to network, learn new things and present their own research. After two years in virtual space, the Junior Scientist Zoonoses Meeting returned to the real world in 2022. The annual meeting for junior scientists the field of zoonoses research took place from June 23 – 24 in Hannover, Germany. With beautiful summer weather and a view of deer

The coronavirus pandemic, the global spread of monkeypox or the current Ebola outbreak in Uganda - zoonoses are and remain an important health issue. Against this background, the symposium of the German Research Platform for Zoonoses took place in Berlin from 05 to 07 October 2022. With 350 participants from 12 nations, the event was again able to bring together numerous zoonoses researchers on its return to Berlin after two Corona-related online editions. During the 3-day event, the latest results from zoonosis research were presented in lectures and poster contributions. The young scientists

As part of its promotion of young scientists, the National Research Platform for Zoonoses offered a summer school for all PhD students working in the field of German zoonoses research. The two parallel sessions "Scientific Writing" and "Presenting Science" were held in Berlin from 16-18 September 2013. A total of 26 young scientists from various German universities, university hospitals and federal research institutions took part. In the "Scientific Writing" session, the preparation, structure and development of a scientific concept and the use of appropriate formulations were discussed

More than 300 scientists met on 7th and 8th October 2010 in Berlin for the National Symposium on Zoonoses Research Whether in food or in the fur of the peaceful pet - zoonotic agents are everywhere. Avoiding infectious diseases that can be transmitted from animals to humans and vice versa is therefore just as important and subject to intensive research as the diagnosis or therapy of such diseases. Under the umbrella of the National Research Platform for Zoonoses, scientists from a wide range of disciplines meet every autumn to exchange scientific information and benefit from new findings. This

Under the title "Junior Scientist Zoonoses Meeting (JSZM) 2013" the first official meeting of young scientists of the National Research Platform for Zoonoses took place from 3rd to 5th June 2013. The venue was the BioCity Leipzig. 32 participants from different research locations and disciplines took part in the event. During the event, Ms. Claudia Kohl from the Robert Koch Institute Berlin (RKI Berlin) was elected as representative of young scientists in the Internal Advisory Board of the Zoonoses Platform. The JSZM 2013 was organized on the initiative of the young scientists of the Zoonoses

After the successful Junior Scientist Zoonoses Meeting 2013, the JSZM 2014 of the National Research Platform for Zoonoses took place from 2-4 June 2014. This year's venue was the Werkhof Hannover. More than 40 junior scientists from different institutions and disciplines took part in the event. In the course of the event, Dr. Susanne Röhrs (Friedrich-Loeffler-Institute, Riems), representing young scientists, was elected member of the internal advisory board of the Zoonoses Platform. As in 2013, the JSZM was organized by committed young scientists from the Zoonoses Platform on the initiative

In previous years, Leipzig and Hanover were the venues of the "Junior Scientist Zoonoses Meeting" (JSZM) of the National Research Platform for Zoonoses in both East and West Germany. The 2015 meeting took place in the south of Germany from 8-10 June, more precisely in Oberschleißheim near Munich. In organisational and content-related cooperation with Prof. Dr. Manfred Gareis, member of the National Research Platform for Zoonoses and holder of the Chair for Food Safety at the LMU Munich, 47 young scientists from various institutions and disciplines were able to use the premises for the meeting

The Junior Scientist Zoonoses Meeting (JSZM) took place in 2016 from 1 to 3 June in the German Primate Center (DPZ) in Göttingen. This special venue provided the 32 participating young scientists from different departments and research institutions in Germany with an adequate setting for an exciting and varied programme. Numerous speakers from all over Germany The speakers were Dr. Ahmed Abd El Wahed (University of Göttingen), Dr. Linda Brunotte (University Hospital Münster), Dr. Franziska Dahlmann (Fraunhofer ITEM), Dr. Daniel Eibach (Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine, Hamburg)