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Externships
Veterinary Student Externships – Now accepting applications for 2025 IIAD offers 4 externships to veterinary students throughout each fiscal year, 2 extern positions in the spring and 2 extern positions […]
Texas A&M Vet Student Joins IIAD Team
A very warm welcome to Serene Yu as she joins the IIAD team as our newest intern! Serene is currently a fourth-year veterinary student at Texas A&M with a focus […]
Gaming Simulation: Project S.W.A.R.M.
Focus Area: Risk Prevention & Risk Response Project Title: Strategic Widespread Agricultural Response Management (SWARM) Gaming Simulation, Simulations of Catastrophic Food and Agriculture Events for Readiness Status: Complete (2021) Overview: […]
MICE Phase II
Focus Area: Risk Prevention & Risk Response Project Title: Multi-Laboratory International Collaboration Environment Status: Complete (2020) Overview: Through a strong partnership with Texas A&M University’s Texas Center for Applied Technology […]
ISAVET 2019
Focus Area: Risk Prevention, Risk Response Project Title: ToT/ToM In-Service Applied Veterinary Epidemiology Training (ISAVET) – Kenya & Cameroon Status: Complete (2019) Overview: IIAD’s international collaboration with FAO and public health […]
ISAVET 2018
Focus Area: Risk Prevention, Risk Response Project Title: Frontline In-Service Applied Veterinary Epidemiology Training (ISAVET) – Uganda & Senegal Status: Complete (2018) Overview: IIAD’s international collaboration with FAO and public […]
Branding Guide
This page serves as an official branding guide for the Institute for Infectious Animal Diseases (IIAD) principal investigators and other approved users. Only the approved logo and IIAD colors are […]
Laboratory collaboration project breaks down traditional communication barriers
Earlier this month, the Institute for Infectious Animal Diseases (IIAD) in partnership with the Texas Center for Applied Technology (TCAT) hosted an exercise that demonstrated the efficacy of a digital […]
WOAH Collaborating Centre
In 2014, the World Organisation for Animal Health ((WOAH) formerly known as OIE) recognized the Institute for Infectious Animal Diseases (IIAD) as a WOAH collaborating center in biological threat reduction. […]
