Our PhD student Julian Heidecke attended the 23rd European Society for Vector Ecology Conference ESOVE 2024 held in Montpellier from 14-17 October 2024.
He presented his research on West Nile virus thermal biology introducing a new statistical framework to estimate the temperature sensitivity of mosquito-pathogen traits and WNV transmission suitability.
The Heidelberg Planetary Health Hub at the IWR of Heidelberg University is offering a Academic Researcher position to contribute to…
The public lecture on AI, climate change and infectious diseases which was given as part of the Ruperto Carola Ringvorlesung, the…
One Health Summer School 2026 One Health Approaches to Climate-Sensitive Infectious Diseases and Nature-based Solutions Rotterdam, The Netherlands & Heidelberg,…
The second edition of the “South-West German Infectious Disease Modelling Workshop” (SWIM) took place on December 9, 2025, in the Interdisciplinary Centre…
The recent SWR article analyses when switching to an electric car (EV) is financially, practically, and socially worthwhile, using data-driven…
The LILY Workshop, hosted at the Center for Advanced Studies of Blanes (CEAB), Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), took place…