Integrated Services for Infectious Disease Outbreak Research
Do you need specific research services, tools or resources to advance your research in infectious diseases?
ISIDORe provides an integrated portfolio of cutting-edge research services and resources to study epidemic-prone pathogens including SARS-CoV-2
Find out about our calls for proposals for free access to ISIDORe services.
Choose research services you need and apply.
Discover our consortium and our goals.
About ISIDORe
A New Approach to Pandemic Preparedness & Responsiveness Research in Europe
The COVID-19 pandemic has confirmed that there is a crucial need for a higher capacity of preparedness and responsiveness to epidemic-prone pathogens in Europe and globally. Launched in Spring 2022, and complementing the data-centred BY-COVID, ISIDORe offers an unprecedented One Health-driven, integrated portfolio of research services and resources, ranging from the most fundamental to the most applied, and including social sciences, to advance the study of epidemic-prone pathogens, including SARS-CoV-2
We provide free of charge access to cutting-edge resources and services to support research projects in the field of infectious diseases in “peace time” as well as during outbreaks, epidemics or pandemics.
ISIDORe by numbers
A large-scale multidisciplinary consortium addressing the users’ needs
Funding, million euros
21
Services
300+
Partners
154
Countries involved
32
ISIDORe on X
At Instruct-ERIC we are always looking to work in synergy with @HorizonEU projects to better serve the structural biology community
For access we have count with the support also with @canSERV_EU and @isidore_eu
Opening of the @BYCOVID_eu Open Science for Pandemic Preparedness Event by Andrew Smith from @ELIXIREurope 🙌
Great to see @isidore_eu present at this important event
@instructhub participates in this project offering access to structural biology services
@rich_ncps @RI_NCP_UK @ERIC_forum
HERA’s main partners present their work and projects at informational stalls in the exhibition area of the #HERA2023conference.
🦇Unveiling the secrets of bat-borne viruses!
Researchers are conducting experiments with captive horseshoe bats to understand how coronaviruses spill over to other animals and humans.
Crucial insights for pandemic preparedness! #COVID19
Studies that expose bats to SARS-CoV-2 could help gauge future pandemic risks
Rare experiments explore what leads coronaviruses to spillover from animal reservoirs to humans
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Wolfgang Philipp introducing today’s session 3 on global epidemic intelligence 💡#HERA2023
