EDENext models for public health: two cultures, one goal. Case study of hantavirus disease in Germany

Vanwambeke, Sophie;Dressel, K.;Sedda, L.;Tersago, K.;Niedrig, M.;et.al.
(2015) GERI “Genes, Ecosystems and Risk of Infection” — Location: Heraklion, Greece (21.April.2015)

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Vanwambeke, S., Dressel, K., Sedda, L., Tersago, K., Wint, W., & Niedrig, M. (2015). EDENext models for public health: two cultures, one goal. Case study of hantavirus disease in Germany. GERI “Genes, Ecosystems and Risk of Infection”, Heraklion, Greece. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/181431