PROJECT

In order to fulfil its role, and given the global threat of emerging infectious diseases, the European Research Infrastructure on Highly pathogenic Agents (ERINHA), together with its partners, proposes to establish and reinforce interactions with HCLs research infrastructures (RIs) worldwide, to strengthen pandemic preparedness and response capacities.


INTERCEPTOR (INTERnational Cooperation of high containment research infrastructures: from Epidemic Preparedness TO Response), a consortium with key HCLs from Europe and across the world, will focus on access provision to HCLs, enhancement of the human capital of HCLs, including in biorisk management, critical resources sharing, harmonisation and interoperability. The proposed actions will help ensure broader access to state-of-the-art high containment facilities, while respecting the necessary biosecurity and biosafety constraints, and promote the establishment of a sustainable global network of high containment research infrastructures.

The project is organized into the following Work Packages (WP):

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