Alexandre Stockholm, from the Université de Lorraine, successfully completed his ten-week internship with us. 🎉👏
He explored the role of birds in the tick-borne disease borreliosis, under the supervision of Dr. Aleksandra Krawczyk. Alexandre will continue to work with us in August as summer student!

Together with Dr Ben Mamou from WHO EURO, Dr Judith Hübschen and Emilie Charpentier conducted an onsite accreditation visit to the National Measles and Rubella Laboratory in North Macedonia in June 2025. Congratulation to the team for successful accreditation!
#WHO #Measles #Rubella

On May 14th, we participated to a workshop at the Centre Hospitalier de Luxembourg organized by the Division de l'inspection sanitaire. There, we shared our expertise on vector-borne disease surveillance with the medical community.
#vectorbornediseases #luxembourg

In April, we started our monthly tick 🕷️ sampling at various sites in Luxembourg, as part of the One Health 4 Surveillance project. Stay tuned for updates on ticks in Luxembourg #OneHealth #TickSurveillance #Luxembourg

We’ve recently published several articles in peer-reviewed journals🎉. Stay tuned for more science from the Clinical and Applied Virology group!

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Influenza A and B were reliably detected in wastewater, closely aligning with clinical trends📈. Novel methods to define flu seasons using wastewater data show promise for complementary community-level disease surveillance👩‍🔬. #PublicHealth #WastewaterSurveillance #Luxembourg

Dr. Lisa Hefele joined the celebration of Luxembourg’s National Day at the Luxembourg Embassy in Vientiane, Laos. Wishing everyone a joyful National Day! ✨
@lhefele.bsky.social
#luxembourg
#luxembourgNationalDay
#Laos

We took part in the 8th Luxembourg Microbiology Day hosted in the House of BioHealth! Congrats to the Luxembourg Society for Microbiology for organizing a great event. Here are some snapshots from the day! 📸 #Microbiology #Luxembourg

We are happy to announce that we will participate to the 8th Luxembourg Microbiology Day. We will share with the scientific community one poster on ticks and tick-borne diseases, and one poster on virus surveillance in wild birds. Join us there! 👩‍🔬🎉

#MicrobiologyDay #Luxembourg

Are you interested in ticks and tick borne diseases? Recently four team members participated to the 16th international symposium in Germany. Dr. Krawczyk and Dr. Reteng shared their results and insights through an oral presentation, a panel discussion and a poster.

#Ticks #TickBorneDiseases

Happy Lao New year!

🎉We have been visiting our collaborators around Laos with a customary basket, to celebrate with them the Lao New Year🎉

#Laos #LaoNewYear #LaoPDR

🎉In February, we met our partners from the One Health for Surveillance international project in Uppsala. Dr. Merten (left) from ALVA, Dr. Hübschen (middle) and Dr. Snoeck (right) from LIH formed the Luxembourgish delegation.
Learn more at: tinyurl.com/OH4S-LIH

#OneHealth #EU #Zoonoses

🎉Happy Lao New Year!🎉

🌐The @who.int faces serious funding challenges after the US withdrawal, putting critical programs at risk. If you’d like to help sustain global health efforts, consider donating to the WHO Foundation: whofoundation.donorsupport.co/page/FUNEKRB...

#SupportWHO #GlobalHealth

Have a look at our new publication: Latent tuberculosis prevalence in healthcare workers in Laos: a cross-sectional study

👉 tropmedhealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10....

#tuberculosis #Laos #VulnerablePopulations #PublicHealth

🎉 We won! A big shout-out to our team for winning the Luxembourg Institute of Health’s Christmas decoration contest! 🎄✨ Our "snow globe" theme brought a magical winter wonderland to life. We thank the rest of our team and everyone else who helped make this happen! #TeamVictory #HolidaySpirit 🎅🏆

Wishing everyone a Happy New Year! 🎆 May 2025 bring you joy, prosperity, and countless opportunities. 🌟 #HappyNewYear #Welcome2025

Our research team is now also on @bsky.app 😀 Follow us for news on #InfectiousDiseaseResearch 👩‍🔬🦠🧪

#virology #measles #vaccination #childhealth #ticks #diseasesurveillance #hepatitis #zoonoses #Covid19

We wish you all a happy holiday season 🌟

#Science #AcademicTwitter #Research #readyfor2025