ERC Annual Conference: Frontier Research for One Health

Addressing Global Challenges Through Interdisciplinary Science

The European Research Council presents a conference examining how frontier research addresses pressing global challenges through the One Health approach. This event brings together leading scientists, policymakers, and stakeholders to explore how human, animal, and environmental health's inseparable links require bold, interdisciplinary research harnessing artificial intelligence to tackle antimicrobial resistance, pandemic threats, climate-driven disease shifts, and environmental degradation.

Conference Focus

The One Health approach has become vital for addressing today's interconnected global challenges. From antimicrobial resistance and the COVID-19 pandemic to climate-driven disease shifts and environmental degradation, these complex threats require interdisciplinary research that transcends traditional boundaries. This conference showcases how ERC-funded frontier research tackles these pressing challenges while demonstrating how cutting-edge discoveries can drive real-world solutions, shape policy, and foster collaboration across disciplines.

Why Attend

This conference highlights the translation of scientific breakthroughs into tangible impact for society and the environment. By bringing together researchers, policymakers, and stakeholders, the event facilitates dialogue on how frontier research informs policy development while addressing practical challenges at the intersection of human, animal, and environmental health. Participants gain insights into how interdisciplinary approaches and emerging technologies like artificial intelligence enable more effective responses to complex global health and environmental threats.

What to Expect

The conference features presentations showcasing ERC-funded research addressing One Health challenges through innovative methodologies and interdisciplinary collaboration. Participants will explore how frontier science contributes to understanding and managing antimicrobial resistance, pandemic preparedness, climate-related health impacts, and environmental sustainability. The event emphasizes connections between research excellence and practical application, demonstrating how scientific discoveries translate into policy recommendations and implementable solutions for protecting human, animal, and environmental health in increasingly interconnected global systems.