This conference has been postponed until 2021 due to the COVID-19 situation. The new dates are 10-11 September 2021 and further details will be provided in due course.
The Zoonoses Conference is the definitive zoonoses event in Australia. With an estimated 75% of emerging infectious diseases originating in domestic or wild animals, zoonotic diseases represent significant challenges to human health, generating a great deal of public concern and scientific interest in both the veterinary and medical sectors. This conference (11-12 September in the Gold Coast) is the only one of its kind in Australia, focusing solely on zoonotic disease research and control.
It is anticipated the Conference will attract a mix of infectious disease physicians and trainees, veterinary officers and veterinarians, microbiologists, laboratory scientists, medical officers, public health physicians, researchers, academics in infectious diseases and veterinary science, microbiologists, laboratory scientists, policy officers, travel and tropical medicine specialists, surveillance specialists, epidemiologists, nurses and program managers and other health care professionals.
For updates, please see the conference website (Click here)