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Are you planning to attend the Plant and Animal Genome Conference in January 2025 #PAG32 ? You can now submit an abstract to present your work at one of the Phytobiomes Alliance workshops: - “Exploring Phytobiomes” workshop | Sunday 12 January, 4:00-6:10pm This workshop will feature talks exploring various aspects of research to understand phytobiomes systems. - “The Uniqueness and Commonalities Between Plant, Animal and Soil Microbiomes” workshop | Tuesday 14 January, 4:00-6:10pm This workshop will explore the interconnections between plants, animals, and soils, and their shared environments. Research related to interactions with people as defined in the One Health approach are also of interest. Presentations should demonstrate how knowledge gained from these diverse communities can lead to a general understanding of agriculturally related microbiomes. Abstract submission deadline: Tuesday 5 November 2024, 23:59 US Eastern Time. 👉More information: https://lnkd.in/g4p-DgHP

Join Us for an Animal Per Diem Rate Calculation Webinar on May 14! What You’ll Learn: Explore calculations, regulatory, and budgetary considerations. Get insights into Huron’s customizable animal rate calculation model. Hear real-world examples from two leading R1 universities. Why Attend? Discover successful approaches that have led to universities’ success. Learn how to optimize your animal per diem rates. Network with industry experts and fellow participants. Register Now: https://lnkd.in/gU-kQiqZ Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your knowledge and stay ahead in animal research! 

When REACh is revised to include endocrine endpoints, how will the new challenges be met? And how many animals will be required to fulfill the new requirements? The National Centre for the Replacement, Refinement and Reduction of Animals in Research (NC3Rs) as well as my former colleagues James Wheeler and Lauren Kent PhD, DABT, ERT have released a paper, available as a pre-proof, to spell out the issues. https://lnkd.in/eB-wSn7u

"How can we be better prepared for future events when we do not know what will happen? On 17 October 2022, the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) held a one-day, inperson, structured futures workshop, called a ‘Futures Literacy Laboratory’ (FLL), on ‘The Futures of Collaboration, Partnership and Multilateralism’. [...] The objectives of this Futures Literacy Laboratory were to: • discover how foresight methodologies and Futures Literacy can be pertinent to the ways in which WOAH responds to its Members in the face of dynamic and uncertain futures; • apply scenarios and Futures Literacy to consider what the future may look like, contemplating what actions should be taken while challenging our deterministic and linear ways of thinking; • be open to and inventive with uncertain futures An FLL is a learning-by-doing, collective-intelligence, knowledge-creation process. It emphasises context-specific design and participatory processes. Participants are introduced to more diverse ways of thinking about the future and invited to leave the comfort of projected and probable ideas. By expanding their way of thinking to embrace novelty, uncertainty and complexity, participants are empowered to be more innovative in rethinking and addressing the challenges of the present. An FLL typically comprises four phases: Phase 1: Reveal; Phase 2: Reframe; Phase 3: New questions; and Phase 4: Next steps Link to download: https://lnkd.in/e3PwWFxM

Really looking forward to hosting this panel discussion! Check out the talent that is coming to #ANZLAA24

Underpinning everything Dr. Lenore Newman does is the idea of One Health. At UFV, she is spearheading a transdisciplinary approach that brings seemingly unrelated areas of study together — agriculture, medicine, kinesiology, food security, veterinary studies, environmental studies, and ecosystem science — to address complex issues affecting humans, animals, and the environment. Learn how Lenore is shaping a future that looks 50 years forward with One Health at ufv.ca/community.

To conclude #WAAW2024, highlighting the Fleming #Fellowship Scheme impact and legacy, #AMR Surveillance Fellow @mabelaworh shares her insights into drug-resistant bacteria 🧫 in animal 🐄 and human settings from published research in PLOS. #FlemingFund https://lnkd.in/ep9xebdt Department of Health and Social Care, Mott MacDonald, DTU - Technical University of Denmark

Small Animal Advances is an international, peer-reviewed open-access journal that aims to publish high-quality manuscripts. All accepted articles are published quarterly in open-access full text. SAA publishes the results of original scientific studies, reviews, case reports, and short communications on diseases and medicine related to small ruminants and non-ruminants animals. Available at: https://lnkd.in/dfGBpyBR Group Address: https://lnkd.in/ej4YGmxx

Calling all researchers, students, industry professionals, and scientists! As part of our commitment to open science, we contribute to the Federal Open Science Repository of Canada. This platform centralizes scientific articles, reports, and publications from across federal government departments—giving you easier access to vital research that can support and enhance your work. With open access, we’re breaking down barriers to collaboration and knowledge-sharing. Whether your focus is on animal health, plant protection, or food safety, explore our cutting-edge research and make impactful discoveries. Celebrate Open Access Week by diving into the repository and advancing your own research or projects with the latest in Canadian science! 🔗 Explore the repository here: https://bit.ly/48nolb2 #OpenAccessWeek #OAWeek #OpenData #OpenScience #Transparency #CFIAScience

Small Animal Advances is an international, peer-reviewed open-access journal that aims to publish high-quality manuscripts. All accepted articles are published quarterly in open-access full text. SAA publishes the results of original scientific studies, reviews, case reports, and short communications on diseases and medicine related to small ruminants and non-ruminants animals. Available at: https://lnkd.in/dfGBpyBR Group Address: https://lnkd.in/ej4YGmxx