Late translation in infection research—from bench to public health

What does “late” translation in infection research mean, and how is it done for vaccination and public health prevention strategies? We are pleased to announce the face-to-face workshop on translation in infectious diseases research.

In this workshop, participants will be introduced to the “late” translation of decision-making. Examples of epidemiology and surveillance of, e.g., vaccine-preventable diseases will be used in lectures and interactive exercises to illustrate translation from data collection in the laboratory to modeling and decision-making.
 
The workshop is part of the Translational Seminar Series at the DZIF partner site Hannover–Braunschweig. The course is free of charge and intended for young scientists (PhD students, early career postdocs). Interested senior scientists of all fields of research from the DZIF and other DZGs are also welcome to participate.

Language
English

Registration
Registration will open soon. The number of participants is limited to a maximum of 20.
Deadline: November 17, 2025

Scientific organization
DZIF Translational Infrastructure Bioresources, Biodata and Digital Health (BBD):
Maria Volkmann & Viviane Bremer (Robert Koch Institute)
Anna Wronska & Berit Lange (Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research)

Contact
Dr. Maria Volkmann
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