From science to streets: IDAlert engages citizens at the Barcelona Science Festival
On 18 and 19 April 2026, the IDAlert project participated in the Barcelona Science Festival, engaging visitors through interactive awareness
New publication: A pan-European assessment of multi-sector drivers of human hantavirus risk: climate, biodiversity, and socio-economic factors as key determinants
We are pleased to share a new publication from the IDAlert team examining the drivers of human hantavirus infection across
How can a decision support tool help climate practitioners navigate the complex intersection of climate policy and infectious disease risk?
Last month, the IDAlert Work Package 2 team hosted a collaborative workshop with European climate policymakers to co-design a "disease-smart"
IDAlert project enters final phase with General Assembly in Venice
On 24–25 March 2026, partners of the IDAlert project met in Venice for the project’s fourth General Assembly, hosted by
Campaign on the rise of tick‑borne disease to launch across Europe
Across Europe, there’s a growing sense of vigilance under the forest canopy. It can be felt across grassy fields and
We made a cartoon book about infectious diseases. Here’s why.
Climate change isn't just about rising or receding seas and extreme weather. It's also changing which diseases can reach us
Developing a Collaborative Community of Practice in Tick Citizen Science
Upon the success of our first Tick Citizen Science online workshop earlier this year, IDAlert facilitated a highly anticipated second Tick Citizen Science Workshop on the 12th November 2025.
IDAlert at Science Week in Blanes, Spain
IDAlert took part of the Science Week organised by CEAB-CSIC in Blanes, Spain
IDAlert at the 9th SOVE International Congress in Chania, Greece
IDAlert took part in the 9th SOVE International Congress, organized by the Society for Vector Ecology (SOVE) and held in Chania, Greece, from 12–17 October 2025.
IDAlert at Barcelona Pest Control Innovation Forum
On 6 November, IDAlert partners took part in the Barcelona Pest Control Innovation Forum (BPCIF), presenting two innovative tools that demonstrate the project’s contribution to strengthening public health and vector monitoring.