The SEAOHUN International Conference 2022 is a live, knowledge-sharing event for current and aspiring One Health practitioners, educators and researchers. With the theme 'Catalyzing One Health Citizens of the Future’, the conference seeks to bring together students, academicians, One Health practitioners and advocates those with diverse backgrounds to share their experience, research findings, and perspectives to discuss One Health education and complex health threat issues such as the COVID-19 pandemic and antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Read more...
MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR OF THE CONFERENCE
It is with great pleasure that I invite you to be part of the SEAOHUN 2022 International Conference. On behalf of the Chulabhorn Royal Academy and the Southeast Asia One Health University Network, we look forward to discussing the state-of-the-art of higher education, research and practice in One Health. We bring to you this mega-event together with institutions who are with us in the spirit of One World, One Health and One Welfare -- the South East Asia Veterinary School Association; Monitoring and Surveillance Center for Zoonotic Diseases in Wildlife and Exotic Animals (MoZWE) of Mahidol University; and the Thai Association for Laboratory Animal Science (TALAS).
Our theme for the SEAOHUN conference is “Catalyzing One Health Citizens of the Future”. We selected this theme because we intend to highlight how health is a concern for all, and that we all have impacts upon our wellbeing and that of other living things by the choices we make.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Parntep Ratanakorn
The four KEY TRACKS of the Conference:
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One Health Education
Policy Gaps and Partnership Needs in One Health
Lessons Learned from the COVID-19 Pandemic
Combating Antimicrobial Resistance using
One Health Approach
MAIN CONFERENCE 6 - 7 SEP 2022
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Dennis Carroll, PhD
Distinguished Professor, SGH, Chulalongkorn University
Chair of Leadership Board,
Global Virome Project
Keynote Speaker
One Health in the Age of Pandemics
and Climate Change
As the world navigates the third year of the COVID19 pandemic it is simultaneously grappling with the intensifying consequences of climate change. While on the surface pandemics and extreme weather events may seem totally unrelated, they in fact share a common underlying driver. Both the rising threats of pandemics and changing climates are direct consequences of how human populations are dramatically altering our planet’s ecosystems. Read more...
Plenary: Catalyzing One Health Citizens of the Future
Mr. David Wolking (Moderator)
University of California, Davis
Ms. Marilyn Crane
USAID
Ms. Dee Bourbon
Chevron
Dr. William Bazeyo
AFROHUN
Dr. Vipat Kuruchittham
SEAOHUN
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Dr. Ho Ai Chia
ASEAN +3 FETN
Dr. Sith Premashthira
Regional FETPV
Plenary: Innovation to Stop Future Pandemics
Dr. Mac Farnham (Moderator)
University of California, Davis
Dr. Jim Campbell
WHO
Dr. Woutrina A Smith
USAID OHW-NG Project
Dr. Deborah Kochevar
USAID STOP Spillover Project
Dr. Theo Kanellos
Zoetis
Dr. Parntep Ratanakorn
SEAOHUN and THOHUN
Plenary: Combating a Silent Pandemic: Antimicrobial Resistance
Dr. David Sutherland (Moderator)
FAO
Dr. Toby Leslie
Fleming Fund
(Mott MacDonald)
Dr. Angkana Lekagul
IHPP Thailand
Dr. Ruangwit Thamaree
Pfizer
Dr. Theo Kanellos
Zoetis
Dr. Direk Limmathurotsakul
MORU
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