Working on a thesis and stuck on something? This session is for students who want to talk through common problems with their drafts. We’ll cover things like unclear sections, awkward wording, referenc...
Working on a thesis and stuck on something? This session is for students who want to talk through common problems with their drafts. We’ll cover things like unclear sections, awkward wording, references, formatting, and those last few changes that somehow take forever. If you’re looking for thesis help CA, bring along a question or a problem you’ve been putting off. No formal presentation, just a useful discussion with other students.
The Robert Koch Institute (RKI) is offering its Infectious Disease Epidemiology course during the winter semester 2026/27. Running from 22 October 2026 to 18 February 2027, this free online course pro...
The Robert Koch Institute (RKI) is offering its Infectious Disease Epidemiology course during the winter semester 2026/27. Running from 22 October 2026 to 18 February 2027, this free online course provides a theoretical and practical introduction to infectious disease epidemiology, covering pathogen transmission, disease surveillance, outbreak response, prevention strategies, vaccination programmes, and antimicrobial resistance. 🔬📊
The course is delivered in English via WebEx and is aimed primarily at advanced undergraduate and postgraduate students, doctoral candidates, and other interested participants. Sessions take place on Thursdays from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m.
📅 Duration: 22 October 2026 – 18 February 2027 💻 Format: Online 🌐 Language: English 🔗 Registration and further information: https://www.rki.de/EN/News/Events-and-dates/Event-series/Infectious-Disease-Epidemiology/rki-course-infectious-disease-epidemiology-node.html
We warmly invite you to our upcoming webinar "Food Systems under Pressure" on October 27, 15:00-16:15 CET as part of our new webinar series "Connecting Climate Change and Health".
Climate change is u...
We warmly invite you to our upcoming webinar "Food Systems under Pressure" on October 27, 15:00-16:15 CET as part of our new webinar series "Connecting Climate Change and Health".
Climate change is undermining food systems worldwide: droughts, floods and heat reduce harvests, disrupt supply chains and drive up food prices. The health consequences are severe, ranging from acute malnutrition in drought-affected regions such as the Horn of Africa to an increased risk of food-borne diseases and a growing burden of diet-related non-communicable diseases (NCDs). The webinar will therefore explore how we can build food systems that are resilient and sustainable in order to protect nutrition and health.
Agenda
15:00–15:10 Welcome and introduction to the webinar series
15:30–15:40 Input 3 - Extreme Weather Events and Malnutrition: Heath Impacts on the Ground
15:40–16:10 Moderated Q&A
16:10–16:15 Summary and Closing
Speakers
Dr. Christine Chemnitz, Director, Agora Agrar
Dr. Marco Springmann, Senior Researcher in Environment and Health, Environmental Change Institute (ECI), University of Oxford and Professorial Research Fellow, Institute for Global Health, University College London
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