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Project Grant HDTRA11710064
Award Date
10/2/17
Completion Date
10/1/23
Dollars Obligated
$6.5M
Overview
Activity
Transactions
2
Subawards
3
Federal Agency
Defense Threat Reduction Agency
Awardee
Ecohealth Alliance Inc. (TKS7NBB4JDN6)
Federal Grant Program
12.351
Assistance Type
Project Grant
Place of Performance
New York, USA
Description
Update #1
UNDERSTANDING THE RISK OF BAT-BORNE ZOONOTIC DISEASE EMERGENCE IN WESTERN ASIA
Posted 9/5/17, 12:00 AM
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UNDERSTANDING THE RISK OF BAT-BORNE ZOONOTIC DISEASE EMERGENCE IN WESTERN ASIA
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UNDERSTANDING THE RISK OF BAT-BORN ZOONOTIC DISEASE EMERGENCE IN WESTERN ASIA
$997.6k
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HDTRA11710064S
Staff from the National Center for Public Health Research â R. Lugar Center collaborate with EcoHealth Alliance staff to characterize the diversity of bats and bat-borne coronaviruses (CoVs) in Georgia, and test key hypotheses about bat-borne zoonotic virus emergence risk within Western Asia. Our points of contact at the R. Lugar Center for this project are Dr. Keti Sidamonidze and Dr. Lela Urushadze. They and several additional staff have received training in best practices for bat sampling and biosafety, and are actively capturing bats, collecting non-lethal diagnostic samples, and characterizing bat-human interfaces at multiple sites in Georgia. The R. Lugar Center also serves as one of two regional laboratories responsible for testing diagnostic samples collected through the project. Dr. Sidamonidze, Dr. Urushadze, and supporting R. Lugar staff members test diagnostic samples through the use of standardized protocols and strict biosafety practices. Lastly, Dr. Sidamonidze, Dr. Urushadze, and supporting R. Lugar staff members are also active members of the Western Asia Bat Research Network (WAB-Net) - a network that facilitates scientific collaboration among diverse experts in Western Asia to promote bat research - and participate in the WAB-Net's annual scientific workshops.
L Sakvarelidze National Center For Disease Control And Public Health
Project Grant HDTRA11710064
$252.3k
7/31/22
HDTRA11710064S
Staff from BoÄ aziçi University collaborate with EcoHealth Alliance staff to characterize the diversity of bats and bat-borne coronaviruses (CoVs) in Turkey, and test key hypotheses about bat-borne zoonotic virus emergence risk within Western Asia. Our point of contact at BoÄ aziçi University for this project is Dr. RaÅ it Bilgin. He and several additional BoÄ aziçi University staff have received training in best practices for bat sampling and biosafety, and are actively capturing bats, collecting non-lethal diagnostic samples, and characterizing bat-human interfaces at multiple sites in Turkey. Dr. Bilgin and other BoÄ aziçi University staff are also active members of the Western Asia Bat Research Network (WAB-Net) - a network that facilitates scientific collaboration among diverse experts in Western Asia to promote bat research - and participate in the WAB-Net's annual scientific workshops.
Bogazici Universitesi
Project Grant HDTRA11710064
$121.9k
10/31/21
HDTRA11710064S
taff from the Royal Scientific Society (RSS) collaborate with EcoHealth Alliance staff to characterize the diversity of bats and bat-borne coronaviruses (CoVs) in Jordan, and test key hypotheses about bat-borne zoonotic virus emergence risk within Western Asia. Our point of contact at the RSS for this project is Dr. Nisreen Al-Hmoud. She and several other RSS staff members have received training in best practices for bat sampling and biosafety, and are actively capturing bats, collecting non-lethal diagnostic samples, and characterizing bat-human interfaces at multiple sites in Jordan. The RSS also serves as one of two regional laboratories responsible for testing diagnostic samples collected through the project. Dr. Al-Hmoud and supporting RSS staff members test diagnostic samples through the use of standardized protocols and strict biosafety practices. Lastly, Dr. Al-Hmoud and other RSS staff members are also active members of the Western Asia Bat Research Network (WAB-Net) - a network that facilitates scientific collaboration among diverse experts in Western Asia to promote bat research - and participate in the WAB-Net's annual scientific workshops.
Royal Scientific Society
Project Grant HDTRA11710064
$325.8k
9/30/22