The Annual Infectious Disease Symposium has been replaced by monthly virtual lunch sessions and the Special Session at the SSI Annual Meeting.
Kongresshaus Zürich
17:30 - 19:00
Registration: Closed
60 participants
Judith Allen: Type 2 cytokines in helminth immunity & Tissue repair
Jan-Willem Veening: A conserved antigen induces protection against pneumococcal superinfection
Virtual lunch session
12:00-12:45
Registration closed
98 participants
Disease heterogeneity in COVID-19: an interferon paradox?
Virtual lunch session
12:00-12:45
Registration closed
110 participants
Drug resistant tuberculosis: a scientific update
Nicolas Veziris, Sorbonne Université, Assistance Publique Hôpitaux de Paris
Moderator: Johannes Nemeth, Zurich University Hospital
Virtual lunch session
12:00-12:45
Registration closed
127 participants
Monkeypox - Where are we now?
17:30-20:30, Interlaken
followed by rich aperitif
Registration closed
120 Participants
Programme as of August 14, 2022
Bern
Cancelled due to COVID-19
Will be replaced by monthly virtual meetings. Information to follow.
Bern, Inselspital
Auditorium Maurice E. Müller
Freiburgstrasse 16
Programme as of February 27, 2020
Hot topic: Coronavirus SARS-CoV-2
Cancelled due to COVID-19
Credits 6 CME
Angela Huttner; Antibiotic therapy duration: shortest is beautiful
Ondrej Mach; The polio end game
Silvio Brugger; The nose knows
Sarah Tschudin; Metronidazole for C. difficile: Pro/con
Nicolas Noël; Immune checkpoint inhibitors and infections
Shamez Ladhani; Experience with meningococcal group B
Vetter Pauline, Koch Daniel, Kuster Stefan: Coronavirus SARS-CoV-2: Impact global and local
Angela Huttner; Antibiotic therapy duration: shortest is beautiful
Ondrej Mach; The polio end game
Silvio Brugger; The nose knows
Sarah Tschudin; Metronidazole for C. difficile: Pro/con
Nicolas Noël; Immune checkpoint inhibitors and infections
Shamez Ladhani; Experience with meningococcal group B
vaccination programme
Vetter Pauline, Koch Daniel, Kuster Stefan: Coronavirus SARS-CoV-2: Impact global and local
Zürich, Careum Auditorium
Pestalozzistrasse 11
8032 Zürich
158 participants, incl 9 faculty
Programme as of March 12, 2019
Adrian Egli; Future of diagnostic microbiology
Marc J. M. Bonten; Antibiotic cycling and mixing: Can we influence antibiotic resistance rates?
Pauline Paterson; Vaccine hesitancy
Ron Dagan; Pneumococcal immunization: successes and challenges for the next decade
Steven Holland; Innate immunodeficiencies
Pauline Vetter; Ebola: past and present
Future of diagnostic microbiology - Adrian Egli
Antibiotic cycling and mixing: Can we influence antibiotic resistance rates? - Marc J. M. Bonten
Vaccine hesitancy - Pauline Paterson
Pneumococcal immunization: successes and challenges for the next decade - Ron Dagan
Zürich
Careum Auditorium
Pestalozzistrasse 11
8032 Zürich
173 participants, incl 7 faculty
Programme as of March 8, 2018
Registration closed
Credits: 5 CME by SSI, SGIM, SSP/SGP, FAMH and other societies
Treating multi-resistant gram negative bacteria; J Rodríguez-Baño
Plague in Madagascar: epidemiology in changing environments; S Telfer
PrEP efficacy and risk compensation; J-M Molina
Burden of influenza in the elderly; J McElhaney
Clinical metagenomics: why does microbiota matter?; J Schrenzel - slides not available
Lucerne
168 participants, incl 27 faculty
How to treat Staphylococcal bacteremia/endocarditis in 2017, Josep M. Miró
Human genomics of immune response, Ch. Hammer
Etiology of Community Acquired Pneumonia: current concepts, Daniel M. Musher
Lucerne
181 participants, incl 19 faculty
Programme updated Mar 29, 2016
Turning on the heat on bacteria in the nasopharynx - Christoph M. Tang
New insights in the pathogenesis of Listeria - Marc Lecuit
The burden of rickettsiosis - the perspective from Asia - Daniel H. Paris
The threat of KPC producting bacteria - Yehuda Carmeli
The human virome: where are we? - Laurent Kaiser
Zika virus - Case presentations - not available