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Extraction and analysis of bioactive compounds in feed and environmental samples

Determination of total polyphenol content and antioxidant activity in samples of animal origin or feed

Detection of antimicrobial resistance

Pathogen detection

Antibiotics detection

Early diagnosis of infectious diseases through the detection of key host immune-derived biomarkers

Advanced prostheses and implants based on 3D printing

Cell Therapy, Tissue Engineering, Biomaterials, ATMP

Viral-environmental epidemiology

Biomedical and biotechnological applications of phages

Nanobiotechnology applied to the manufacture of DNA vaccines

Development of encapsulation systems for medicines based on solid lipid particles

Design of a nano-biosensors for the screening and rapid detection of different pathologies

Fish welfare

Virus-Host Interaction

cardiac fibrosis

Antiparasitic chemotherapy of zoonoses

New vaccine strategies based on recombinant vector

Protein-based nanomaterials as substitutes of antibiotics in animal medicine

Comparative Molecular Physiology

Genome Integrity and Instability

Evolutive Immunology

Tichinella

Analytical epidemiology

Immunology

Epidemiology, ecology and evolution of arthropod vectors and vector-borne pathogens

Ecology and wildlife management

Animal Science

Immunology, Virology

Development of experimental models of animal and human diseases in zebrafish

Assessment of skeleton genesis, skeletal and muscular abnormalities in different stages of production of farmed fish.

Morphopathological study and local immune response in mucosa

Pathogenesis and diagnosis of common and emerging diseases in mammals, birds and aquatic animals, with special emphasis on species of interest in aquaculture

Pig as a experimental model

Reverse vaccinology

Afrcan swine fever immunology

Pig Influenza

MOST FREQUENT INFECTIONS, ANTIBIOTIC CONSUMPTION AND PRESENCE OF RESISTANCE

EFFICACY OF PHYTOPHARMACS IN ANIMAL PRODUCTION

USE OF NUTRACEUTICALS AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO ANTIBIOTICS AND EVALUATION OF THEIR FUNCTIONALITY IN ANIMAL PRODUCTION

DRUG RESIDUES IN DIFFERENT FLUIDS AND ANIMAL TISSUES

PHARMACOKINETICS AND PHARMACODYNAMICS OF ANTIMICROBIALS IN VETERINARY MEDICINE

Ecology and evolution of zoonoses of relevance in public health

Vector-borne diseases

Ictiopathology

Mycobacteria

WILDLIFE HEALTH

HEALTH AND PATHOLOGY OF RUMINANTS

RESPIRATORY PATHOGENS OF BACTERIAL ETIOLOGY

CONTINENTAL AQUACULTURE AND ICTYOPATHOLOGY

DIGESTIVE DISEASES OF SWINE

TROPICAL AND PARASITIC DISEASES

Emerging and Transboundary Diseases

Molecular and Cellular Biology of Prions

Fish Immunology and Pathology

New Strategies for the Control of relevant Pathogens in Animal Health

Immunoprofilaxis of Vector-Borne Viral Diseases

Epidemiology And Environmental Health

Immunotherapies

Development of vaccines against the Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome (PRRS)

Peripartum diseases in cattle: description of biomarkers and assessment of their economic impact

Food-borne zoonoses

Epidemiology and diagnosis of infections caused by protozoan parasites

Study of the virulence factors, pathogenesis mechanisms, and biological variability of protozoan parasites

Development of control tools (drugs and vaccines) for protozoan diseases in ruminants

Development of in vitro, ex vivo and in vivo experimental models for protozoan diseases in ruminants

Minimal Invasion Surgery, Cell Therapy, Bioengineering, Assisted Reproduction, Cardiovascular

Escherichia coli.

Antibiotic resistance

Tuberculosis

Leishmaniosis

Ticks

Mosquitoes and sandflies as disease vectors.

Exotic diseases subprogram

Exotic diseases subprogram

Epidemiology & risk assessment subprogram

Bacterial taxonomy

Molecular typing

Clinical diagnosis

Application of MALDI-TOF technique in the clinical microbiology and Agri-food field

Characterization of the emergence of foodborne pathogens subjected to surveillance and monitoring programs through quantitative epidemiology

Evaluation of the performance of diagnostic tests for diseases of importance in animal health and assessment of their application in the frame of control and surveillance programs

Antimicrobial resistances in pathogens, food-borne zoonotic agents and indicators

Foodborne zoonoses in animals and meat, eggs and other products from animal origin intended for human consumption, mainly Salmonella spp. Campylobacter spp., Verotoxigenic Escherichia coli and Yersinia enterocolitica

Genetic characterization of microorganisms populations

Genetic characterization of antimicrobial resistance

Molecular characterization of human reservoirs potentially pathogenic Escherichia coli, animal and environmental

Genetic characterization of antimicrobial resistance

Molecular characterization of human reservoirs potentially pathogenic Escherichia coli, animal and environmental

Genetic characterization of Campylobacter

Modification of intestinal microbiota, Healthy Gut

Marine animal health

Preventive medicine

New diagnostic methods design

Proliferative and non proliferative lesions of the gastrointestinal tract in small animals

Immunopathology of tuberculosis in domestic and wild animals

Fish pathology

Forensic Veterinary

Malditof profiling and imaging

Epidemiological surveillance of zoonotic tick-borne pathogens

New strategies for diagnosis and control of bovine, ovine and caprine brucellosis

Diagnosis of swine brucellosis

Diagnosis of Q fever in livestock and wildlife using direct and indirect tests

Diagnosis of leishmaniasis in the animal reservoir

Integrated monitoring and control of Toxoplasma gondii and Hepatitis E virus in food supply chains

Diagnosis of other mycobacteriosis

Molecular epidemiology of tubeculosis

Molecular epidemiology of tubeculosis

Tuberculosis diagnosis

Tuberculosis control

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