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Nicolas Hohmann is an Assistant Professor at the University of Munich's Department of Veterinary Medicine. He specializes in zoonotic diseases and their impact on public health. His research focuses on the epidemiology and ecology of zoonotic pathogens, particularly in relation to wildlife and domestic animal interactions. He has published extensively on topics related to animal reservoirs of human pathogens and their implications for disease transmission. Nicolas is actively involved in interdisciplinary studies that bridge veterinary science, public health, and wildlife management, aiming to provide solutions for emerging infectious diseases. He has collaborated with international research teams and has been a part of several projects funded by national and European agencies. Additionally, Nicolas has participated in various national and international conferences, sharing his findings and insights on the dynamics of zoonotic diseases in diverse ecosystems. He is dedicated to educating future veterinarians and public health professionals about the significance of understanding the interactions between animals and their environments in preventing zoonotic disease outbreaks.
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