1. Research and Innovation in the Monitoring and Control of Infectious Diseases (One Health)

The conference will be held on June 6, 2018 in Brussels.
Event link:

https://matchmakinginfectiousdiseases2018.b2match.io/

 

2. 24th EFSA Scientific Colloquium on: “OMICS in Risk Change: State of the Art and Next Steps”

It will be held on April 24-25, 2018 in Berlin.

You can find more information, including how to register, at:

https://www.efsa.europa.eu/en/events/event/180424-0

 

3. Assessment of the common EU policy in the field of fisheries: “Stepping Up Efforts towards Sustainability”

The conference will be held on Thursday, June 12, 2018 at the Thon Brussels Center Hotel, Brussels

Event Details Event Brochure Website Register to Attend

 

4. Raising standards for animal welfare in Europe: “ Providing Fair Treatment and Security”

The conference will be held at the Hotel Thon Brussels Center on June 14, 2018 in Brussels.

More information:

Event Details Event Brochure Website Register to Attend

5. The European Commission appoints the first reference center for animal welfare. Read more about it below:
Animal Welfare: Commission designates its first European Union Reference Centre
Today, following a public selection process, a consortium formed by the Wageningen Livestock Research (the Netherlands), the Friedrich Loeffler Institute (Germany) and the Department of Animal Science at Aarhus University (Denmark) has been designated as EU Reference Centre. Laid down in the Official Controls Regulation (Regulation 625/2017) which harmonized EU rules along the agri-food chain, this first Center will focus on pig welfare. Improving the enforcement of the legislation on pigs is one of the Commission’s priorities in the area of ​​animal welfare. The Center will provide technical support and coordinated assistance to the Member States to carry out official controls on animal welfare. It will also contribute to the dissemination of good practices, as well as carrying out scientific studies, training courses and disseminating research and information on technical innovations.

Commissioner Vytenis Andriukaitis welcomed this designation, stressing that “this is another illustration that the EU remains, at the international level, at the forefront in developing high animal welfare standards. After the establishment of the EU Platform on Animal Welfare in 2017, today marks another milestone since this is the first time that an EU Center is devoted to support Member States in the application and monitoring of animal welfare rules within the Union”.