Scientific Seminar 2024 “One Health

Biological resources and the “One Health” concept

September 24-25, 2024

Biological resources are essential for sustainable development and human, animal and environmental health.

The seminar program has been designed to address the various dimensions of 'One Health', with examples taken from all the fields covered by RARe. It is aimed at the French scientific community, researchers and teachers, socio-economic partners, research infrastructures, multidisciplinary program leaders and decision-makers.

Topics :

1- Evolutionary ecology and prevention of zoonoses
2- Ecosystem and population health
3- Genetic diversity and host-pathogen interactions
4- Relationships between production and contamination
5- Living libraries and their complementarity with diversity in the field
6- Restoring degraded ecosystems on a landscape scale

Confirmed speakers 

Thierry Le François and Delphine Luquet will present “Making biological resources a lever in the design of One Health approaches”. 

Claire Froger will present "Portrait of the links between soils and the health of populations"

Pascale Frey-Klett will present “At the crossroads of human, animal and environmental health: the CiTIQUE participatory research program for understanding and preventing tick-related risks in a One Health context”.

Tiphaine Vidal will present “Sustainable resistance to wheat rust in France”.

Florence Carpentier will present “CO-occurrence of diseases in Cereal systems: determinants, role and management of cultivated and wild DIVersity from the plot to the landscape”.

Sophie Thévenon will present “Cattle parasitism in tropical zones”.

Marie-Agnès Coutellec will present “Impact de micropolluants (dont phytopharmaceutiques) sur les écosystèmes”.

Jean-Yves Madec will present “Dynamics of antibiotic resistance between pathogens, hosts and the environment”. 

Magalie Delalande will present “Inventaire national des espèces sauvages apparentées aux espèces cultivées pour les espèces cultivées tempérées relevant de la sécurité alimentaire et économique nationale”.

Fabrice Martin will present “Bacterial community management for bioremediation of polluted soils and sediments”.

Participation

This seminar will be held from Tuesday September 24 at 2:00 pm to Wednesday September 25 at 12:00 pm, in person at the IBIS Style Paris-Bercy hotel and by videoconference.

To participate :
Complete the online form to take part in a videoconference or in person. Please note that only those who complete the form will receive further information (Zoom links, practical information, program, etc.).

Link to registration form

Support :

• Travel expenses are not covered 
• Accommodation (room and breakfast) at the Style Paris-Bercy hotel is provided by RARe for CRB infrastructure members and guest speakers, subject to availability.
• Meals (lunch on 9/24, dinner on 9/24 and lunch on 9/25) will be provided by RARe, subject to registration being validated by us no later than September 1.