The MCID is a multidisciplinary strategic center at the University of Bern dedicated to the study and mitigation of healthcare, societal, ethical, and economic risks from infectious diseases. The MCID brings together high impact academic researchers with the aim of determining the origins of infectious disease risks, preparing for and managing these risks.
The launch of the MCID has been made possible through a generous donation by the Vinetum Foundation.
Download the MCID brochure in English, German or French for an overview of the MCID and its activities and sign up to receive the MCID newsletter to read quarterly news from the center.
The MCID Project Funding Call 2024 was launched on September 16th 2024. Applications are invited for multi-applicant submissions on topics linked to infectious diseases and pandemic preparedness. See here for more details.
The MCID Annual Event 2024 was held on 4th July and attended by approximately 90 people. It was a lively, interactive and multi-disciplinary event.
MCID Event
"Vogelgrippe (H5N1) in Kühen in den USA: was bedeutet das für die Schweiz?": An online webinar on the detection of avian influenza in dairy cattle
MCID Members present
MCID Members Fritz Sager, Johanna Hornung and Caroline Schlaufer speak at the CAIM Policy Talks series, with podcast recordings available to view.
MCID: fostering of talent
Eight PhD students supported by MCID-funded projects presented their research at the 2024 Graduate School for Cellular and Biomedical Sciences Symposium
MCID Member Expertise
Check out the expertise of MCID Members and find an expert on a range of topics linked to infectious disease research
MCID: BEready Cohort
MCID-funded research
MCID-funded research published in a series of peer-reviewed articles
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