@OneHealthPact

One Health PACT is a multidisciplinary research project in the Netherlands. Our aim is to prepare for potential arboviral introduction and spread.

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Joined November 2019
Promotion time! 🦟💧🐦‍⬛ On Wednesday, the 7th of January, 2026, Imke Visser, one of our 26 One Health PACT PhD’s, will defend her thesis ‘West Nile virus pathogenesis – exploring the vector-virus-host interface’ at the @ErasmusMC. Read more: onehealthpact.org/phd-defenc… #onehealth
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Promotion time! 🦟💧🐦‍⬛On Thursday, the 15th of January, 2026, @JurrianvanIrsel, will defend his thesis ‘From Mosquitoes to Birds: Unravelling the Role of Avian Hosts in Vector-Borne Pathogen Dynamics’ at the @Radboud_Uni. Read more: onehealthpact.org/phd-defenc… #onehealth
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Promotion time!🦟💧🐦‍⬛On Thursday, the 15th of January, 2026, @JoDuyvestyn will defend her thesis ‘Usutu too? Insights into vaccine development strategies for an emerging orthoflavivirus’ at the @UniLeiden. Attend online at 10.00 via: universiteitleiden.nl/en/aca… #onehealth #mosquitos
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Promotion time! 🦟💧🐦‍⬛On Friday, the 19th of September, Clara Delecroix, will defend her thesis ‘Tracking viral warnings Resilience indicators to anticipate mosquito-borne disease outbreaks’ at the @WUR. Attend online at 13.00 via: wur.yuja.com/
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🐦‍⬛💧🦟 New One Health PACT publication from Martha Dellar: “The Future Abundance of Key Bird Species for Pathogen Transmission in the Netherlands” published in the EcoHealth journal @SpringerNature . Read more via: onehealthpact.org/news/the-f… #onehealth #mosquitos #outbreaks
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Promotion time! 🦟💧🐦‍⬛On Thursday, the 3rd of July, Tessa Nelemans, will defend her PhD thesis titled: ‘Outsmarting the host: unraveling virus-host interactions and their impact on Usutu virus replication’ at @UniLeiden. Attend online at 10.00 via: universiteitleiden.nl/en/aca…
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May 22nd, 2025 - International Day for Biological Diversity! 🌍🌱 Biodiversity urgently needs to be protected and conserved, as it is essential to support healthy ecosystems that are vital for human, animal, and environment.
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#Biodiversity also plays a crucial role in our research on the spread and transmission of #mosquito-borne diseases. Read more about our research and publications: onehealthpact.org/scientific… #Biodiversity #OneHealthPACT #mosquitos #OneHealth
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Promotion time! 🦟💧🐦‍⬛ On Wednesday the 14th of May @PaulinedeBest will defend her PhD thesis titled: ‘Knowledge to Practice, translation of scientific outputs to preparedness and response for mosquito-borne viruses’ at @ErasmusMC. Attend online via: youtube.com/live/9KuEzMrXYt4
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Welcome to the next three Biology and Laboratorial Research students from @AvansHogeschool! Roy van Engelen, Mila Willemsen and Michael Palinckx will be part of our One Health PACT projects. Who are these students? Go to: bit.ly/4jh76fD #onehealth #mosquitos
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Promotion time!🦟On Tuesday March 18 Sam Boerlijst, will defend his PhD thesis titled: ‘An Egg is Always an Adventure: anthropogenic impacts on Culex pipiens population dynamics’ at the Center for Environmental Sciences of @UniLeiden. Attend online via: bit.ly/3DwtKkS
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📖One Health PACT publication from Sander Koenraadt, Emmanuelle Münger, Maarten Schrama, Jeroen Spitzen, Seren Altundağ, @ReinaSikkema , @1986Bom, @MarionKoopmans and @BlomRody: “Overwintering of Usutu virus in mosquitoes, The Netherlands”. Read more via: bit.ly/3XxWUGX
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📖 One Health PACT publication from our PhD Sam Boerlijst: 'In the heat of the moment: Including realistic thermal fluctuations results in dramatically altered key population parameters,' in Ecology and Evolution Wiley Online Library Read more via: bit.ly/3Xfk4lj
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🌟 Article Published! 🌟 @PaulinedeBest conducted research into collaborations and knowledge exchange between organizations in the Netherlands focusing on mosquito-borne infectious diseases:
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These findings show that we need to do more to involve organizations in the environmental domain and at the local level to strengthen preparedness and response to these diseases.
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