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UZH has welcomed 300 delegates to Zurich for the three-day Una Europa General Assembly. Centered on the theme “One Earth, One Future”, this gathering highlighted a commitment to interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary collaboration among universities and other partners. Una Europa is an alliance of 11 European research-intensive universities, including UZH
UZH hosted the General Assembly of the Una Europa European university alliance for the first time last week. Vice President Elisabeth Stark looks back at the event and emphasizes the boost given to One Health.
What’s the One Health concept? How does preserving the environment help to prevent the next pandemic from happening? Does the bird flu have the potential to create a new pandemic?...
Here are some of the questions I will answer with my guests Dr. Anou Dreyfus and Prof. Dr. Frank Rühli from the University of Zurich.
From 19 to 21 June, the University of Zurich (UZH) will become the heart of the Una Europa European university alliance. More than 250 participants from around Europe will come together for the Una Europa General Assembly, on the theme of One Earth, One Future. The aim is to break down barriers and to build a shared University of the Future.
For the upcoming Una Europa General Assembly in Zürich, One Health is stepping into the spotlight, inviting delegates to bring their diverse perspectives and expertise to enrich this interdisciplinary subject area.
As our community prepares to travel to Switzerland, we speak to Adrian Hehl and Laura Tüshaus-Rudin, some of the voices behind the programme’s One Health focus, to understand what One Health means in an Una Europa context, how everyone can get involved, and what delegates can look forward to from the General Assembly.
Prof. Thomas Lutz unterhält sich mit Lennart Pyritz im Rahmen der Sendung "Sprechstunde" des Deutschlandfunk darüber, wie die Human- und Veterinärmedizin besser zusammen arbeiten können und was das One Health Institute der Universität Zürich damit zu tun hat.
Bei One Health (deutsch: Eine Gesundheit) handelt es sich nicht einfach um ein Schlagwort, sondern um einen Ansatz, der die Gesundheit der Menschen, der Tiere und der Umwelt als Gesamtsystem betrachtet. Obwohl One Health seit den 1970er-Jahren existiert, wurde das erste universitäre One Health Institute Europas erst vor Kurzem gegründet – und zwar in Zürich.
Una Europa is a unique alliance of 11 European research universities, including UZH. We asked Vice President Gabriele Siegert about how joining the alliance in 2022 has benefited research at UZH and its international outlook.
Zoonosen wie Tollwut sind Infektionskrankheiten, die zwischen Säugetieren wie bspw. Hunden und Menschen übertragen werden.
Der One-Health-Ansatz bringt Human-, Veterinärmedizin und Umweltwissenschaften zusammen, um bessere Resultate für die öffentliche Gesundheit zu erzielen. Der Schwerpunkt des neuen Zürcher Instituts sind vor allem Zoonosen.
The establishment of the One Health Institute at UZH is well under way. An inaugural symposium will be held on 21 September, focusing on the two key research areas, epidemiology and evolution.
Researchers from veterinary medicine, human medicine and the natural sciences have joined forces to establish Europe’s first university-based One Health Institute at UZH. Together, they want to explore the links between human, animal and environmental health.
With its new funding instrument, TRANSFORM, UZH is laying the groundwork for innovation across the whole university. The Institute of One Health Research and the Center for Legal Data Science are set to receive seed funding of around CHF 2.7 million in total over the next four years.
