The Scientific Voice of Virology in Egypt

The Scientific Voice of Virology in Egypt

Empowering Virology in Egypt

Empowering Virology in Egypt

Building Global Partnerships in Virology

Building Global Partnerships in Virology

Journal of Virological Sciences

Journal of Virological Sciences

The official journal for ESV
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Who We are?
ESV - Egyptian Society for Virology

Who We are?

An Egyptian non-profit society that was originally founded in the Year 2000 at the Department of Microbiology, Faculty of Agriculture, Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt with a sole aim of promoting the exchange of information in the domain of virology and encouraging collaboration between virologists locally in Egypt and internationally. 

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Our main scope is to promote the advance in the art and science of virology education and training

to all levels from beginners to specialists


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Years in Existence

500+

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Conferences held

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Seminars & workshops

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Trusted by leading entities worldwide

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Cat disease research reveals coronavirus's broad attack on the immune system.

Researchers at the University of California, Davis, have uncovered new details about how a once-deadly coronavirus disease in cats spreads through the immune system. The findings may help scientists better understand long COVID and other long-lasting inflammatory illnesses in people.

🔬 PCR Technologies Explained – Simple, Clear !
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🔬 PCR Technologies Explained – Simple, Clear !

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Climate, Vectors and Virus Keep Chikungunya a Global Focus

Over 38,000 cases of chikungunya have been reported in Cuba this year, with 21 deaths. US travel-associated cases have exceeded 200, which hasn't occurred since 2016. We need to be paying attention to this transmission trend locally and globally.

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