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the European Union
Are we better prepared for the next pandemic? 🌍🔬 At the Pandemic Preparedness Rome Conference, three keynote speakers explored some of the most important scientific
What did COVID-19 teach us about responding to a pandemic — and its long-term consequences? 🌍🔬 At the Pandemic Preparedness Rome Conference, two keynote lectures
Two days of science, reflection and meaningful conversations in Rome. The Pandemic Preparedness Rome Conference, held on 1–2 October 2026, brought together leading scientists, researchers
On 1–2 October 2026 occurred the Pandemic Preparedness Rome Conference, a successful event marking an important milestone in the project’s journey, a very high level
How do SARS-COV-2 variants, coupled with other factors, influence the short- and long-term clinical course of COVID-19? Is the efficacy of vaccines or diagnostic tests affected as new variants emerge? Does treatment efficacy vary among variants? Do variants influence, and how, the spread in the school setting? Can we define a better testing and containment strategy in the school setting? What is the impact of containment measures, including schools closure, on pupils and teachers?
34 institutions from 4 continents collaborate to find answers to these and other crucial questions and to create a sustainable network to promptly tackle similar issues in the future.
FUNDED BY THE EC UNDER HORIZON-HLTH-2021-CORONA-01
- GRANT AGREEMENT NO 101046016
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