India Partnering Award: Collaboration on Diagnosis of Emerging Viruses (CoDEV)
Lead Research Organisation:
University of Nottingham
Department Name: School of Veterinary Medicine and Sci
Abstract
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Organisations
- University of Nottingham (Lead Research Organisation)
- UNIVERSITY OF WESTMINSTER (Collaboration)
- National Institute for Animal Biotechnology (Collaboration)
- Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (Collaboration, Project Partner)
- UNIVERSITY OF KENT (Collaboration)
- University of Kent (Project Partner)
- National Institute of Animal Biotechnology (Project Partner)
People |
ORCID iD |
| Janet Daly (Principal Investigator) |
| Description | The main objectives of this collaborative award were: (i) Organise exchange visits of Indian and UK investigators. (ii) Knowledge transfer (iii) Create a research networkDrs Tempe (iv) Link and integrate new and existing research projects (v) Joint grant submissions (vi) Technology transfer Scientific meetings were organised by both Indian partners in July 2014 and attended by Drs Temperton and Scott (Kent) and Daly. A 2.5-day scientific meeting with around 50 attendees (Emerging Viruses 2015) was organised by Dr Daly at the University of Nottingham in July 2015. This was attended by Dr Kumanan who presented a keynote speech, Drs Temperton and Scott (Kent) and Dr Wright (Westminster). The BBSRC was also represented at this meeting, delivering a workshop on funding opportunities. The UK partners (Drs Daly, Temperton and Wright) gave presentations at a 3-day workshop on 'Sustainable Animal Production - Recent trends and future challenges in disease diagnosis' at TANUVAS in July 2016. The workshop, which was open to early-career researchers from across India, provided morning lectures and afternoon practical sessions. Dr Daly co-organised a second Emerging Viruses meeting at the University of Cambridge in 2017, which was attended by all UK partners and Dr Subbiah (NIAB) Dr Aravindh Babu R Parthiban visited the Virus Pseudotype Unit in 2015. Dr Rathnapraba was awarded a University of Nottingham visitor fellowship for 12 weeks in 2015. A network of interested researchers has been established with additional UK and Indian partners. The associated website will stay active beyond the duration of the funding. Reagents and samples have been exchanged between the TANUVAS and the Viral Pseudotype Unit partners. Dr Daly and Dr Kumanan have received funds from the British Council for collaborative research. |
| Exploitation Route | Not applicable |
| Sectors | Agriculture, Food and Drink,Healthcare |
| URL | http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/codev/index.aspx |
| Description | CODEV collaborations |
| Organisation | National Institute for Animal Biotechnology |
| Country | India |
| Sector | Public |
| PI Contribution | Hosted and co-organised conferences in the UK to which other partners were invited and participated in conferences and training programmes in India |
| Collaborator Contribution | Indian partners hosted conferences and training programmes and attended and presented at conferences in the UK |
| Impact | Scientific meetings were organised by NIAB and TANUVAS in July 2014 and attended by Drs Temperton and Scott (University of Kent) and Daly. Dr Daly organised a 2.5-day scientific meeting on Emerging Viruses 2015 attended by Drs Temperton and Scott (University of Kent), Dr Wright (University of Westminster) and Dr Kumanan (TANUVAS), who presented a keynote talk. Dr Kumanan (TANUVAS) organised a 3-day workshop on 'Sustainable Animal Production - recent trends and future challenges in disease diagnosis' in 2016, which was open to early-career researchers from across India with morning lectures and afternoon practical sessions. Dr Temperton (University of Kent), Dr Wright (University of Westminster) and Dr Daly provided morning lectures. A further meeting on Emerging Viruses was co-organised by Dr Daly in 2017 and hosted at the University of Cambridge. This was attended by all UK partners and Dr Subbiah (NIAB). Prof Daly co-supervised a PhD student with Dr Subbiah (NIAB) who recently completed their PhD (2023). Dr Temperton and Dr Scott (University of Kent) secured further funding for collaboration with Indian partners contacted through this partnership with an international exchange grant from The Royal society for 'Establishing UK INDIA zoonoses research network'. |
| Start Year | 2014 |
| Description | CODEV collaborations |
| Organisation | Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University |
| Country | India |
| Sector | Academic/University |
| PI Contribution | Hosted and co-organised conferences in the UK to which other partners were invited and participated in conferences and training programmes in India |
| Collaborator Contribution | Indian partners hosted conferences and training programmes and attended and presented at conferences in the UK |
| Impact | Scientific meetings were organised by NIAB and TANUVAS in July 2014 and attended by Drs Temperton and Scott (University of Kent) and Daly. Dr Daly organised a 2.5-day scientific meeting on Emerging Viruses 2015 attended by Drs Temperton and Scott (University of Kent), Dr Wright (University of Westminster) and Dr Kumanan (TANUVAS), who presented a keynote talk. Dr Kumanan (TANUVAS) organised a 3-day workshop on 'Sustainable Animal Production - recent trends and future challenges in disease diagnosis' in 2016, which was open to early-career researchers from across India with morning lectures and afternoon practical sessions. Dr Temperton (University of Kent), Dr Wright (University of Westminster) and Dr Daly provided morning lectures. A further meeting on Emerging Viruses was co-organised by Dr Daly in 2017 and hosted at the University of Cambridge. This was attended by all UK partners and Dr Subbiah (NIAB). Prof Daly co-supervised a PhD student with Dr Subbiah (NIAB) who recently completed their PhD (2023). Dr Temperton and Dr Scott (University of Kent) secured further funding for collaboration with Indian partners contacted through this partnership with an international exchange grant from The Royal society for 'Establishing UK INDIA zoonoses research network'. |
| Start Year | 2014 |
| Description | CODEV collaborations |
| Organisation | University of Kent |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Sector | Academic/University |
| PI Contribution | Hosted and co-organised conferences in the UK to which other partners were invited and participated in conferences and training programmes in India |
| Collaborator Contribution | Indian partners hosted conferences and training programmes and attended and presented at conferences in the UK |
| Impact | Scientific meetings were organised by NIAB and TANUVAS in July 2014 and attended by Drs Temperton and Scott (University of Kent) and Daly. Dr Daly organised a 2.5-day scientific meeting on Emerging Viruses 2015 attended by Drs Temperton and Scott (University of Kent), Dr Wright (University of Westminster) and Dr Kumanan (TANUVAS), who presented a keynote talk. Dr Kumanan (TANUVAS) organised a 3-day workshop on 'Sustainable Animal Production - recent trends and future challenges in disease diagnosis' in 2016, which was open to early-career researchers from across India with morning lectures and afternoon practical sessions. Dr Temperton (University of Kent), Dr Wright (University of Westminster) and Dr Daly provided morning lectures. A further meeting on Emerging Viruses was co-organised by Dr Daly in 2017 and hosted at the University of Cambridge. This was attended by all UK partners and Dr Subbiah (NIAB). Prof Daly co-supervised a PhD student with Dr Subbiah (NIAB) who recently completed their PhD (2023). Dr Temperton and Dr Scott (University of Kent) secured further funding for collaboration with Indian partners contacted through this partnership with an international exchange grant from The Royal society for 'Establishing UK INDIA zoonoses research network'. |
| Start Year | 2014 |
| Description | CODEV collaborations |
| Organisation | University of Westminster |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Sector | Academic/University |
| PI Contribution | Hosted and co-organised conferences in the UK to which other partners were invited and participated in conferences and training programmes in India |
| Collaborator Contribution | Indian partners hosted conferences and training programmes and attended and presented at conferences in the UK |
| Impact | Scientific meetings were organised by NIAB and TANUVAS in July 2014 and attended by Drs Temperton and Scott (University of Kent) and Daly. Dr Daly organised a 2.5-day scientific meeting on Emerging Viruses 2015 attended by Drs Temperton and Scott (University of Kent), Dr Wright (University of Westminster) and Dr Kumanan (TANUVAS), who presented a keynote talk. Dr Kumanan (TANUVAS) organised a 3-day workshop on 'Sustainable Animal Production - recent trends and future challenges in disease diagnosis' in 2016, which was open to early-career researchers from across India with morning lectures and afternoon practical sessions. Dr Temperton (University of Kent), Dr Wright (University of Westminster) and Dr Daly provided morning lectures. A further meeting on Emerging Viruses was co-organised by Dr Daly in 2017 and hosted at the University of Cambridge. This was attended by all UK partners and Dr Subbiah (NIAB). Prof Daly co-supervised a PhD student with Dr Subbiah (NIAB) who recently completed their PhD (2023). Dr Temperton and Dr Scott (University of Kent) secured further funding for collaboration with Indian partners contacted through this partnership with an international exchange grant from The Royal society for 'Establishing UK INDIA zoonoses research network'. |
| Start Year | 2014 |