Activities
Response to outbreaks of notifiable disease
To respond effectively to national and pan-european outbreaks of notifiable disease, CoVetLab partners need to be fully prepared. Disease and testing networks have been formed to facilitate and enhance our laboratory responses and to overcome common problems of sampling, testing, advice and consultation, during outbreaks.
Expertise and ‘state-of-the-art’ diagnostics and research
The partners enhance their scientific capabilities by sharing development costs for new tests and knowledge of diagnostic skills by:
- Joint scientific activities for maintaining awareness and current knowledge in specialist areas
- Scientific meetings to discuss research plans
- Workshops to investigate and resolve problems of common interest
- Short-term placements across the member laboratories
- Sharing intelligence
- Seek out opportunities for collaboration with other Institutes
Develop joint proposals for research funding.
Does the CoVetLab website receive any visits
The bar graph shows the number of visits (green) and visitors (blue) to the CoVetLab website around the time of the most recent meeting (CVI, 12-13 June, 2014).
Where did the visitors come from? The first map shows the world-wide distribution of recent visitors.
The second map displays a more detailed view of visits from Europe.
Even the Member website receives a few visits. From relatively predictable locations.
First published by covetmaster on 24 June, 2014 - 11:27; updated on 15 December, 2018 - 18:53.