Expert Interviews

Expert interviews from the International Workshop in Trento, Italy in September 2022

In September this year, MOOD partners were invited to join the 2-days hybrid workshop “Identify signs and drivers of zoonotic diseases emergence and digital data resources for Epidemic Intelligence” organized by Working Package 2 Fondazione Edmund Mach (Italy). This workshop provided a forum for showcasing current research and findings in the field as well as for identifying critical questions and future research challenges including the provisioning of new tools and data for Epidemic Intelligence and highlighting the interdisciplinary approaches needed to meet them under the One Health umbrella. The scientific program was organized in 5 sessions with plenary lectures by international experts (keynote) followed by a presentation session (oral or posters) from MOOD partners and other invited experts. The workshop concluded with a final round table discussion. More information and complete schedule here. During this event, 4 experts agreed to tell us their story, to disseminate the key messages arising from the workshop. Discover them in the interviews bellow.

Expert interviews from the MOOD Science Webinars

Every last Wednesday of the month, MOOD hosts a series of science webinars inviting two leading experts to share their research work on disease surveillance and modelling in data science, the impact of global warming on disease outbreaks, and the building of one-health systems across Europe and the world. With the MOOD science webinars, we aim at bringing the leading scientists and professionals in the field to discuss important recent discoveries and discuss implications of their work. Following this presentation, experts are asked a few questions by MOOD’s Working Package 8 OpenGeoHub’s communication experts.

Expert interviews from MOOD Scientific Conference, Helsinki, in June 2023

On June 27th 2023, the MOOD project organized a flagship event around “Innovations to face disease emergence in the era of climate change: from research to technological development” at the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare in Helsinki, Finland. This one-day scientific program will examine the current stakes and future research initiatives and collaborations needed to address epidemic intelligence for emerging infectious diseases from a data perspective. The event offered a broader view of the future challenges for Public Health, focusing on the need to implement a “One Health” approach and exploring the innovations to improve the surveillance of emerging infectious diseases in a changing climate.

The scientific program featured scientific talks from the MOOD partners, as well as presentations from related projects and initiatives, to explore the new frontiers of research and technological innovations, networks, and collaborations relevant to the early detection of signals of disease emergence and rapid risk assessment using multi-source Big data and data on drivers of disease emergence including human movements and climate change. More information and complete schedule here.

During this event, 4 experts granted us interviews. Discover them bellow.

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