4 – 7 November 2025, San José, Costa Rica
Organiser:
Caterina Guzman-Verri (Universidad Nacional, Heredia, Costa Rica)
Contact:
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Deadline for receipt of applications:
30 September 2025
This multidisciplinary gathering brings together a global community of researchers, scientists, and policymakers to tackle the significant public health challenge of brucellosis. This bacterial disease affects both humans and animals, particularly in developing countries. Scientific presentations will take place with half-day sessions dedicated to different research topics. Each session will have its own poster session
Topics
Evolution and Taxonomy; Wildlife and New Hosts; Epidemiology; Diagnosis and Treatment; Immunology and Pathogenesis; Vaccines; Molecular and Cellular Microbiology
Participants
A global community of researchers, students, scientists, microbiologists, veterinarians, public and animal health authorities, industry and policymakers interested in addressing the ongoing challenges in the field of brucellosis, related bacteria and related diseases.
Funding
A limited number of ICGEB grants waiving the registration fee for participants with an accepted abstract will be available for students/young researchers who are nationals of ICGBE Member States living outside of Costa Rica. Student registration fee is $275 all year around. Regular registration fee is: $415 until August 30, 2025, after August 30, it is $495.
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