The Nordic Society for Veterinary Epidemiology (NOSOVE) is an informal organization with the vision of advancing veterinary epidemiology. The volunteering board aim to fulfill the vision by providing courses and opportunities to socialise and strengthen the network among post graduate students, researchers and others with an interest in epidemiology. Events are presented through the society network (blogspot).
NOSOVE started in 1988 as a collaboration between the Nordic countries Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden, and has expanded to include the Baltic countries, but welcome members and participants from all countries.

Friday, 18 December 2015

First announcement of 2016 NOSOVE course - save the date

Interested in epidemiology, outbreaks, zoonoses, parasites?

Save the date

The next NOSOVE course will take place
18.-20. July 2016
(right before EMOP XII)
in Turku, Finland





The Nordic Society for Veterinary Epidemiology (NOSOVE) is an informal organization
with the vision of advancing veterinary epidemiology.


Monday, 14 December 2015

One Health International Summer Course in Copenhagen 2016

We are happy to offer the One Health International Summer Course again for the third time in Copenhagen in 2016. We welcome course participants with a wide spectrum of backgrounds to encourage the training of transdisciplinary systematic approaches and intersectorial collaboration to improving health at the human-animal-environment interface locally as well as globally.
A bachelor degree is required to be accepted for the course.

Find more about the course contents, online application form etc. here:
http://healthsciences.ku.dk/education/summercourses/one-health/

Application deadline is 1 April 2016.
The course starts 9 May 2016 with a 5-week elearning part followed by one week on campus in Copenhagen in 16-23 August 2016.

Best wishes,
the course coordinators
Tine Hald and Lars Erik Larsen (Technical University of Denmark)
Maria Vang Johansen and Liza Rosenbaum Nielsen (University of Copenhagen)





Monday, 30 November 2015

SVEPM 16-18 March 2016 in Denmark

Dear Colleagues,
we would like to invite you to join us for the next annual SVEPM conference in Elsinore, Denmark, Wednesday 16th and Friday 18th March 2016.
You can find all the required information on the conference website: www.svepm2016.org

The registration for the conference is now open.
Early bird registration fees apply before 1 February 2016. 
Note that SVEPM members can register at reduced price. You can learn how to become a member of SVEPM here.


It is no longer possible to submit abstracts for oral presentation, but SVEPM is known for high quality poster sessions, and we invite registered delegates to bring a poster. Information relating to registration of posters and poster pitches at the conference is available here.

Please note that a small number of conference bursaries targeting participants from European countries that are not usually well represented at SVEPM will be awarded for the 2016 conference.
The deadline for applying for a bursary is 15 December 2015.

The evening before the conference begins, young scientists will have the opportunity to network during the Young Scientist Event ‘How to make a good poster’ followed by dinner and other social activities.

The conference dinner will be held at the Kronborg Castle (the Castle of Shakespear’s Hamlet).

On behalf of the SVEPM Committee and the local organisers,
we all hope to see you in Denmark next year.

Best wishes.

Liza Rosenbaum Nielsen
Chair of the Local Organising Committee

Thursday, 29 October 2015

Minutes of general assembly 21st May, 2015

You can now download and read the minutes of the general assembly of NOSOVE, Uppsala, Sweden, 21st May, 2015

To read the minutes, please follow this link.

Tuesday, 23 June 2015

Course announcement: Learn the fundamentals of R PROGRAMMING, DATA ANALYSIS, AND DATA APP DEVELOPMENT

Learn the fundamentals of
starting June 22.

Gain hands-on experience in one of the world’s fastest-growing fields, with a comprehensive course sequence from Johns Hopkins University and a hands-on project from leading keyboard app developer SwiftKey.

The Data Science Specialization takes you from novice to expert in only nine short courses. When you complete the full sequence, including a Capstone Project created with leading smartphone keyboard app developer SwiftKey, you’ll have the tools you need to draw powerful insights from any complex dataset.
You’ll learn to:
  • Work with common data science tools, including GitHub, R packages, and RStudio
  • Create organized datasets, graphics, and summaries
  • Draw conclusions from data using a variety of inferential methods
  • Develop simple machine learning algorithms and user-facing data applications
Hear more from the Specialization professors


The first of nine four-week courses
starts June 22.

Learner Outcome
“I never thought about making a switch into Data Science. I enjoyed many years as a teacher, but I wanted a new intellectual challenge in a cutting-edge field that combined my passions for mathematics and technology. Data science was an ideal fit, but it seemed daunting—I didn't know where to begin. Additionally, the time and cost seemed beyond my reach.

When I heard about JHU's Data Science Specialization, it seemed ideal for what I wanted to learn and at my pace of life and I enrolled immediately. After completing the courses and the Capstone Project, a recruiter found my profile via LinkedIn which had my portfolio of work on GitHub I developed through the Specialization. Throughout the interview process, I referred to the projects and problems I worked on in the Specialization.

I’m now employed at one of the leading insurance and financial services companies in the world.”

- LUCAS A., USA, Data Scientist


Wednesday, 8 April 2015

Course on Disease Outbreak Management

Our Course on Disease Outbreak Management is offered again at University of Copenhagen.



Deadline for enrollment is April 15. However, if you need a few days extra for a final decision do not hesitate to send us an e-mail with indication of being interested  to enroll.

The course includes a Part 1 with e-learning during the period April 27 – May 29, and a Part 2 with teaching on campus June 1-5.  

Kind regards
Jens Frederik Agger
Program director
Associate professor
Department of Large Animal Sciences
Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences
University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Phone: +45 35333013

Wednesday, 4 March 2015

NOSOVE course reminder

NOSOVE would like to remind of the NOSOVE course 2015, May 19-22, 2015 – Uppsala, Sweden: Syndromic surveillance using free tools.

Available places are still available.

More information and registration can be done here.

Saturday, 14 February 2015

Course announcement: One Health International Summer Course Copenhagen 2015

For the second time, the Technical University of Denmark and University of Copenhagen give a summer course in One Health.

The course consist of a 6-week long e-learning part starting April 13, followed by a 2-week on-Campus course in Copenhagen from August 10-21.

Read more about the course and application procedure in the attached flyer or here: http://healthsciences.ku.dk/education/summercourses/one-health/ 

Application deadline is April 1st, 2015.

Friday, 9 January 2015