Friends and enemies of Legionella: a look into your shower
Legionella do not live in isolation; they share the available space in biofilms with many other microorganisms. Their interactions with these organisms could give key insights on …
Research project: Legionella control in buildings
A collaboration between Eawag, the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts, the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute and the Cantonal Laboratory of Zurich
Legionella do not live in isolation; they share the available space in biofilms with many other microorganisms. Their interactions with these organisms could give key insights on …
In another LeCo seminar, invited speaker Ursula Lauper (Section Chief, Water Systems Control & Analysis, USA) will give us an insight into her work in the legionella field.
In another LeCo seminar, invited speaker Professor Dr Amy Pruden (Virginia Tech, USA) will give us an insight into her research about legionella and other opportunistic pathogens.
In another LeCo seminar, invited speaker Professor Dr Sébastien Faucher (McGill University, Canada) will give us an insight into his legionella research.
In another LeCo seminar, invited speaker Dr. Markus Petzold gives an insight into the methodology and relevance of fine typing of legionella.
On 8 November, Fabienne Fischer (PhD in the LeCo team) will give an online presentation in English: “The epidemiology of Legionnaires’ disease in Switzerland: A (re-) emerging …
In another LeCo seminar, invited speaker Dr. Jade Mitchell will give an insight into her research with a focus on “risk management” in the context of legionella.
PostDoc position available on ‘Legionella ecology in buildings’ at Eawag in the context of the LeCo project. Further information: Job advertisement
In another LeCo seminar, invited speaker Dr. Michel Haller presents a recently completed legionella field study conducted by the SPF Institute for Solar Technology in 110 buildings.
In another LeCo seminar, invited speaker Kelsie Cassell provides insights into her research on the epidemiology of community-acquired Legionnaires’ disease (LD) and Legionella source identification.