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The most important aspect of virus transmission in cattle is dam to calf during pregnancy. The effect on the pregnancy and the calf depends on when it is exposed during gestation.NEW DATES: World Buiatrics Congress 2020 Madrid
The World Buiatrics Congress (WBC) 2020 in Madrid has been postponed to September 2022.
For more information log on to the WBC 2020 wbc-madrid2020.com/boletines/news8/news8_WBC2020_mail.htm.
The bid submission date for WBC 2026 is moved to May 1st 2022.
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Celebrating its 40th anniversary, completed on August 21, the Brazilian Association for Buiatrics will hold an online Webinar between November 16 and 20, 2020. Realized 100% online, the event will be part of a series of pre-events of the XIV Brazilian Congress of Buiatrics, which will take place next year, from 15 to 19 November 2021, at the Mar Hotel Convention Center (www.instagram.com/marhotelconventions/), in Recife, Pernambuco.
The 2020 Gustav Rosenberger Award was presented to dr. Salma Chowdhury from Bangladesh.
The Award, a grant of €10.000, will be used for a study to characterize species of non-aureus Staphylococci (NAS) in milk samples from buffaloes in Bangladesh. Due to the COVID-19 situation, the award was presented during the online celebration of the Annual General Meeting of the European College of Bovine Health Management (ECBHM) 2020 by professor dr. Theo Lam, chairman of the Board of the Gustav Rosenberger Memorial Fund. This year no less than 15 candidates were evaluated by the 5 board members of the Gustav Rosenberger Memorial Fund.
Dr. Chowdhury was awarded the grant for her research on behalf of a Bangladesh-Sweden-Netherlands-Italy collaborative project “Climate change mitigation by a sustainable water buffalo dairy chain in Bangladesh” on the molecular epidemiology, resistance genes and biofilm formation of NAS, the most frequently isolated mastitis pathogens in dairy cows and buffaloes in Bangladesh. Dr. Chowdhury was ranked first based on her CV and research plan, the team she is working in which reflects excellent cooperation and the effect her work may have on the development of bovine medicine in general and in her country of origin.
The Gustav Rosenberger Memorial Fund annually provides a grant to a young and promising veterinarian, preferably from a country or area with suboptimal possibilities to develop veterinary knowledge in the field of cattle health and is generously sponsored by MSD Animal Health.
If you are such a veterinarian or if you are a scientist who is interested in hosting such a veterinarian , please visit our website www.gustavrosenberger.com or contact the secretariat (secretary@gustavrosenberger.com) for more information.
