Jens Andre Hammerl

Head of the Consultant Laboratory for Vibrio spp. in Food; Deputy Head of the Consilliary Laborytory for Yersinia

Federal Institute for Risk Assessment
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Jens Andre Hammerl is the Head of the Consultant Laboratory for Vibrio spp. and Deputy Head of the Consilliary Laboratory for Yersinia at the Federal Institute for Risk Assessment in Germany. His research focuses on zoonotic pathogens, particularly in the areas of Yersinia and Vibrio, as well as antimicrobial resistance in food production environments. Recent publications highlight his work on the monitoring of pathogens in wildlife and farm animals, as well as the genetic characteristics of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

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Annika Yanina Claßen

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GERMANY
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Bernd-Alois Tenhagen

Senior researcher, Head of unit

Federal Institute for Risk Assessment

GERMANY
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Alexandra Irrgang

Bundesinstitut für Risikobewertung

GERMANY
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Javier Fernández

Associate Professor

University of Oviedo

SPAIN
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Manuel Romero Bernardez

Associate Professor

Universidade de Santiago de Compostela

SPAIN
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Mirjam Grobbel

Federal Institute for Risk Assessment

GERMANY
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Azucena del Carmen Mora Gutiérrez

Full Professor (Catedrática de Microbiología)

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SPAIN
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Li Deng

Professor

Technical University of Munich

GERMANY
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Joachim Jakob Bugert

Research Group leader (2016 - present) - Chief of Virology (from 2020) -

Sanitätsdienst der Bundeswehr

GERMANY
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