Country profiles
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In this section you can find profiles of the countries represented in the EDENext project. Each report has been written by members of the project based in that country.
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10/07/2012
In the seventh of our country profiles, EDENext caught up with René Bødker and his colleagues from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) to find out more about the vector-borne disease situation in their country and the role their institute is playing in EDENext.
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18/06/2012
In the sixth of our country profiles, EDENext caught up with Maria Antoniou and her colleagues from the University of Crete in Greece to find out more about the vector-borne disease situation in their country and the role their institute is playing in EDENext.
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Country profile: Czech Republic
21/10/2011
In the fifth of our country profiles, EDENext caught up with colleagues from the Institute of Vertebrate Biology, Academy of Sciences, and Charles University in the Czech Republic to find out more about the vector-borne disease situation in their country and the role their institutes will be playing in EDENext.
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14/09/2011
In the fourth of our country profiles, EDENext caught up with Guy Hendrickx, from Avia-GIS in Belgium, and his Belgian colleagues to find out more about the vector-borne disease situation in their country and the role their institutes will be playing in EDENext.
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08/08/2011
In the third of our country profiles, EDENext caught up with Eka Giorgobiani, from Georgia’s National Centre for Disease Control, to find out more about the vector-borne disease situation in her country and the role her institute will be playing in EDENext.
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09/06/2011
In the second of our country profiles, EDENext caught up with the three project partners based in Turkey - Ege University Medical School, Hacettepe University and Kafkas University - to find out more about the vector-borne disease situation in the country and the roles they will be playing in EDENext.
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25/04/2011
In the first of our country profiles, EDENext caught up with veterinary epidemiologist Kujtim Mersini, head of Albania’s National Veterinary Epidemiology Unit, and his colleagues from the Institute of Public Health, to find out more about the vector-borne disease situation in their country and the role they will be playing in EDENext.
