Salome Dürr

Dr. Salome Dürr is a veterinary epidemiologist affiliated with the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute at the University of Basel, Switzerland. Her research focuses on zoonotic diseases, biosecurity, and animal health systems.

• Veterinary Public Health Institute
• Editorial Roles: Chief Editor for One Health, Associate Editor for Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics at Frontiers in Veterinary Science

Her research spans rural communities, livestock systems, and urban environments, addressing disease control, vaccination efficacy, and human-animal interactions. She has contributed to 74 publications and 51 editorial roles. Recent work includes rabies surveillance in Chad, African swine fever modeling, and eco-friendly footbath disinfectants for sheep. She collaborates with institutions across Switzerland, Belgium, Ethiopia, Kenya, and Malawi.

Key awards and teaching roles are not explicitly mentioned in the provided text. Her methodology integrates field validation, qualitative analysis, and interdisciplinary approaches to solve animal and public health challenges.