PRR Project

Summary

The Researcher will be responsible for conducting research on diseases that can be transmitted between animals and humans. This role involves a combination of laboratory work, field investigations, and collaboration with interdisciplinary teams. The scientist will contribute to understanding the dynamics of zoonotic diseases, identifying risk factors, and developing strategies for prevention and control.The responsibilities include:Conduct laboratory research to analyse zoonotic pathogens, their transmission patterns, and host interactions;Lead or participate in field studies to assess the prevalence of zoonotic diseases in animal populations;Analyse and interpret research findings related to zoonotic diseases, preparing scientific reports and recommendations for publication;Collaborate with veterinary and public health professionals, to integrate research findings into broader zoonotic disease management strategies;Contribute to the development of public awareness about zoonotic diseases;Prepare and submit research findings for publication in peer-reviewed journals;Present research outcomes at conferences and contribute to scientific discussions within the field;Scientific Profile:Ph.D. in Veterinary Medicine, Epidemiology, Microbiology, or related field focus on zoonotic diseases;Minimum of 5 years of post-doctoral experience in zoonotic disease research with a strong track record of relevant publications in reputable journals, presentations at scientific conferences, and successful grant applications.Strong laboratory skills in microbiology, molecular biology, and serology.Experienced in statistical analysis and data interpretation.Excellent communication skills for collaboration and presenting research findings.Rationale:The Researcher plays a critical role in understanding and mitigating the risks associated with diseases that can affect both animals and humans. By conducting cutting-edge research, this position contributes to the development of effective prevention and control strategies, thereby safeguarding public health and promoting the well-being of both animal and human populations.Impact:The outcomes of the research conducted by the Researcher are expected to impact public health policies, veterinary practices, and community well-being. This role aligns with the One Health approach, recognizing the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health. Through rigorous scientific inquiry and collaboration, the researcher´s work is anticipated to contribute significantly to the prevention and management of zoonotic diseases.This position offers a unique opportunity for the selected candidate to make substantial contributions to the field of zoonosis research and address critical challenges at the intersection of veterinary medicine and public health.