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TULISOC - Tularemia International Society

Francisella tularensis:  Negativkontrastierung im Transmissionselektronenmikroskop (TEM), Primärvergrößerung x 16.000 © Schlier, Gelderblom (Colouring: Schnartendorff) / RKI The interest and the increasing need for communication, exchange of experience and materials, and training in diagnostics and research methods has led to the idea of creating an international scientific society focusing on Tularemia. Under the umbrella and with active participation of WHO, a group of scientists has met twice in Berlin at the Robert Koch-Institut in 2008/2009 to develop this idea. Finally, the 6th International Conference on Tularemia which was held at Charité, Berlin, from 13 to 16 September 2009 was used to establish the organisation: TULAREMIA INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY - with the abbreviations TULISOC.

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Any professional who is involved in research, teaching and/or public service and whose activities are related to the study of tularemia is eligible for membership provided that he/she supports the goals and objectives of the Society as set forth in the Terms of Reference and By-Laws. In addition, any graduate or undergraduate student who is involved in advanced training in any area related to the study of tularemia is eligible for student membership.

International Conference on Tularemia

International Conference on Tularemia

The 9th International Conference on Tularemia 2018 will be held in Oct 16-19, 2018, in Montreal. Renew your TULISOC membership directly on the conference platform.

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