Projects

EUBA-EFSA-2025-BIOHAW-04-04-Lot 4
Risk assessments in vector-borne diseases in Eastern Europe; EFSA - Joint programming for risk assessments in vector-borne diseases Lot 4 EUBA-EFSA-2025-BIOHAW-04-04-Lot 4

1/0659/26
Flying vertebrates and their role in the transmission and spread of selected pathogens

011UVLF-4/2026
Implementation of the results of scientific research into the development of a modern university textbook titled \\\\\\\"Infectious Diseases of Farm Animals and Their Prevention\\\\\\\"

1/0402/25
ParvomiR: Monitoring of the variability of canine parvovirus type 2 (CPV-2) in Slovakia and identification of miRNA biomarkers for assessment of therapeutic efficacy

007UVLF-4/2025
Implementation of innovative methods in teaching of clinical veterinary infectology

2023-10-15-001
Improving the surveillance of zoonotic pathogens associated with bats in Central Europe

101132974
One Health surveillance and Vector monitoring for cross-border pathogens - OH SURVector

SK-PL-23-0048
Vector-borne pathogens in flying vertebrate populations

1/0316/23
Zoonotické patogény lietajúcich stavovcov v kontexte jedného zdravia

FBR-PDI-008
Joint scientific conference on global change

005UVLF-4/2022
Implementation of new scientific knowledge in teaching of Epizootiology

008UVLF-4/2022
Coronavirus diseases in animals

APVV-19-0440
Emerging zoonotic pathogens transmitted by neglected arthropod species in Slovakia

014UVLF-4/2019
Tropical veterinary medicine

313011D103
Medical University Science Park in Košice (MediPark, Košice - Phase II.)

1/0553/15
Štúdium účinku vybraných imunomodulačných látok vo vzťahu k terapii a prevencii infekčných chorôb zvierat

1/0591/15
Study of selected pathogens in populations of insectivorous bats

APVV-12-0605
Potentiation of vaccines against rabies and other lyssavirus infections using new type of adjuvans and investigation of selected bat pathogens in bat population

1/0379/13
Research on selected etiological agents of infection diseases in free living birds, their zoonotic potential and public health exposure