Publications

ESFLU meeting in Barcelona

Scientific landscape within ESFLU – L. Dieste Perez  (PDF)

Swine influenza A virus dynamics at pig farms – E. Germeraad  (PDF)

Presentation of PhD – O. Mtaallaha  (PDF)

Lack of seroconversion in pigs infected by influenza A at early ages in endemic farms – I. Carreño  (PDF)

Horizon Europe – FARM2FORK Project – I. Chantziaras  (PDF)

An integrative One Health network to monitor and characterize influenza A viruses circulating in the human and pig population – R. Dijkman (PDF)

Biosecurity Enhanced Through Training Evaluation and Raising Awareness –A new COST Action to improve biosecurity in livestock – A. Allepuz  (PDF)

Genetic diversity of Swine influenza a viruses and their implication on pig production and public health  – A. Dodovski (PDF)

InfluenzaA virus infectionin Norwegian pigs –active serosurveillance – Jwee Chiek Er   (PDF)

Current situation of swine influenza virus in Poland – Kinga Urbaniak  (PDF)

National Swine Flu Surveillance Program – Erhardvan der Vries, PhD  (PDF)

Serological and molecural investigation of  influenza in commercial pig farms in serbia –  Jelena Maksimović Zorić  (PDF)

The monitoring of Swine influenza virus in pig herds in Slovenia – J. Plut  (PDF)

Diagnostic of Influenza in pigs – C. Chiapponi  (PDF)

Epidemiology of influenza in pigs – E. Mateu  (PDF)

Influenza virus in pigs in Europe – G. Simon  (PDF)

Inter-species transmission of swine influenza – L. Larsen  (PDF)

Network analysis of animal movement data as an epidemiological tool – G. A. Puspitarani  (PDF)

Influenza A(H1N1)pdm09 virus infections decrease growth performance of Norwegian finisher pigs – JweeChiek Er – (PDF)

Low susceptibility of pigs  in experimental infection with recent HPAIV H5N1 – Annika Graaf – (PDF)

Emergence of swine influenza A virus (swIAV), porcine respirovirus1 (PRV1) and  swine orthopneumovirus (SOV) in porcine respiratory disease in Germany – Annika Graaf  (PDF)

Low internal biosecurity: factor that favours maintenance of influenza on commercial farrow to wean pig farm in Serbia – Branislav Kureljušić   (PDF)

Molecular methods for the surveillance of IAV in the Danish pig population – Charlotte K Hjulsager  (PDF)

Viral evolution of swIAVin Denmark – Postdoc Pia Ryt-Hansen  (PDF)

Cross-sectionalstudycomparingdifferent sampling materials for monitoring or surveillance of swine Influenza A virus in enzootic infected pig herds – J. Stadler  (PDF)

Within-flock model for avian influenza – Carsten Kirkeby  (PDF)

Intra-farm circulation of swine influenza virus in North-east Italy between 2013 and 2020 – Lara Cavicchio  (PDF)

ESFLU meeting in Thessaloniki

ESFLU Scientific Meeting Thessaloniki – Abstract Book (PDF)

Dieste Pérez – Inter-laboratory agreement of swine influenza serology PT  (PDF)

Franco-Martinez – Changes of cytokines in saliva of pigs with S.Suis… (PDF)

Larsen – Monitoring of influenza A viruses in the Danish pig population… (PDF)

Lemon – Swine influenzaA virus infection dynamics and evolution… (PDF)

Maksimovic Zoric – Non-invasive sampling methods… (PDF)

Maksimovic Zoric – Serological evidence of exposure to influenza… (PDF)

Prodanov-Radulovic – Biosecurity challenges in small-scale and backyard farming system in Serbia (PDF)

Steferl – Detection of swine influenza A virus… (PDF)

Steiner – Influenza A viruses circulating in the human and pig population of Switzerland (PDF)

Torremorell influenza European meeting – flu update May 2024 (PDF)

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CONTACT US
esflu@swineflu.eu

COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology) is a funding agency for research and innovation networks. Our Actions help connect research initiatives across Europe and enable scientists to grow their ideas by sharing them with their peers. This boosts their research, career and innovation.