Virology and Viral Diseases

Bacterial and Parasitic Diseases

Combating African Swine Fever

Virology and Viral Diseases

Bacterial and Parasitic Diseases

Combating African Swine Fever

Emerging Diseases in Swine

Advancements in Immunology and Vaccination

Herd Health Management

Emerging Diseases in Swine

Advancements in Immunology and Vaccination

Herd Health Management

Pig Production and Sustainability

AIoT in Pig Health and Production

Nutrition and Gut Microbiota

Pig Production and Sustainability

AIoT in Pig Health and Production

Nutrition and Gut Microbiota

One-health, AMR and Pig Welfare

Reproduction Technologies and Lactation

Pig Farming Practice

One-health, AMR and Pig Welfare

Reproduction Technologies and Lactation

Pig Farming Practice

No. Scientific Topics

Description

1 Virology and Viral Diseases (VVD) [2 sessions] This session is for updated publications to explore the latest developments and update the latest cutting-edge scientific achievements in virology and viral disease research, focusing on important viruses, transmission dynamics, and innovative therapeutic strategies associated with pig industry.

Some of the relevant key topics highlighted are as follows: Advancements in swine virology and viral diseases; Evolution and re-emerging swine viral pathogens; Advancements in swine viral disease diagnostics; Zoonotic potential of swine viruses; Important viral diseases and global surveillance.

2 Bacterial and Parasitic Diseases (BPD) This session is for updated publications on strategies in combating bacterial and parasitic diseases, focusing on their impact on global health and innovative solutions for prevention and treatment associated with the pig industry.

Some of the relevant key topics highlighted are as follows: Advancements in swine parasitology and parasitic diseases; Important and emerging bacterial diseases in swine; Antimicrobial resistance in swine pathogens; Biosecurity measures for bacterial and parasitic disease control; and Novel therapeutic approaches.

3 Combating African Swine Fever (ASF)

This session is for updated publications on advances in potential research, application, innovation and strategies for combating African Swine Fever.

Some of the relevant key topics highlighted are as follows: Exploring breakthroughs, challenges, and global implications; Current status, Case studies, ASF vaccine trials and applications, and future prospects of ASF vaccine development; Exploring regional and global collaboration forASF control.

4 Emerging Diseases in Swin (EDS) This session is for updated publications on emerging infectious diseases in the swine industry.

Some of the relevant key topics highlighted are as follows: Surveillance, prevention, and control measures for new and re-emerging diseases; Lessons learned from past outbreaks: Prevention and control; Zoonotic threats from swine diseases; and Strengthening biosecurity measures at farm and regional levels.

5 Advancements in Immunology and Vaccination (AIV) [2 sessions] This session is for updated publications on immune system mechanisms, novel vaccine technologies, global vaccination strategies, and the role of immunization in preventing current swine popular diseases.

Some of the relevant key topics highlighted are as follows: Advancements in swine vaccines; Novel vaccine technologies for swine diseases; Impact of vaccination on virus evolution; and Swine immune system and disease resistance.

6 Herd Health Management (HHM) [2 sessions] This session is for updated publications on the latest strategies, practices and cutting-edge scientific achievements to maintain the well-being of livestock populations, providing insights into herd health management practices in the pig production system.

Some of the relevant key topics highlighted are as follows: Preventive health programs; Reproductive health management; Housing and environmental management; Record-keeping and health monitoring; Disease diagnosis and treatment.

7 Pig Production and Sustainability (PPS) This session is for updated publications on the recent advances and the latest cutting-edge scientific achievements in pig production and sustainability.

Some of the relevant key topics highlighted are as follows: Genetic improvements in swine (advances in genomics for disease resistance and productivity); Climate change and its impact on pig farming (adapting to environmental challenges); and Economic and policy challenges in global pig production (Navigating trade, regulations, and market dynamics).

8 AIoT in Pig Health and Production (AIoT) This session is for updated publications on the transformative role of atificial intelligence of things (AIoT) in enhancing disease detection, improving farm management, and optimizing the overall health and productivity of pigs on the farm.

Some of the relevant key topics highlighted are as follows: Precision livestock farming (leveraging technology for monitoring pig health, welfare, and productivity); AI – driven disease prediction and management (AI in pig welfare monitoring, automation in swine farming, AI for genetic optimization, and Big data and AI integration).

9 Nutrition and Gut Microbiota (NGM) [2 sessions] This session is for updated publications on the recent advances and innovations in feeding strategies, nutrient optimization, feed formulation, gut microbiota and sustainable practices in the swine industry.

Some of the relevant key topics highlighted are as follows: Gut microbiota and nutrition (the role of diet in pig health and growth); Alternative protein sources for feed (Exploring sustainable and cost-effective options).

10 Onehealth, AMR and Pig Welfare (OAW) This session is for updated publications on the relationships/interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health, as well as antimicrobial resistance (AMR), emphasizing integrated approaches to improve pig welfare, disease prevention, and sustainable farming practices.

Some of the relevant key topics highlighted are as follows: Antimicrobial resistance in swine production (strategies for responsible drug use and combating resistance); Pig welfare and behavioral studies (enhancing welfare through better housing and management practices).

11 Reproduction Technologies and Lactation (RTL) This session is for updated publications on reproduction and lactation aspects in the swine industry.

Some of the relevant key topics highlighted are as follows: Innovations in breeding and fertility management (advances in artificial insemination and embryo transfer, genetic tools for improving reproductive performance, managing reproductive disorders in breeding sows, and ethical considerations in reproductive technologies).

12 Pig Farming Practice (PFP) This session is for updated publications on advances and updated technologies in pig farming, focusing on animal sustainability, biosecurity, and improving production efficiency.

Some of the relevant key topics highlighted are as follows: Sustainable pig farming practices (balancing productivity with environmental sustainability, reducing greenhouse gas emissions in pig production, waste management solutions, water saving practices in pig farming, balancing animal welfare and environmental sustainability).