Climate change is showing a significant impact on emergence of infectious diseases of both veterinary and publi health concern. Recently, vector borne diseases are increasing a health burden around globe. Therefore, it is crucial to investigate potential epidemiological niche of vectors and disease hotspots under influence of climate change. For this purpose we are seeking a collaboration to share knowledge and expertise across the boarders not only for a research project but also for trainings and seminars.

Our faculty os working with and international organizations and has skilled faculty members in microbiology, immunology, pathology, parasitology and clinical medicine department.