Timo Homeier-Bachmann

Dr. Timo Homeier-Bachmann serves as a Scientist at the Institute of Epidemiology (IfE) within Germany's Friedrich-Loeffler-Institut (FLI), the Federal Research Institute for Animal Health. Based at the Riems Island campus in Greifswald, his work bridges veterinary medicine and epidemiological surveillance with national policy implications.

Holding dual doctorates (Dr. med. vet.) and recognized as a Veterinarian Specialist in Bacteriology and Mycology by German certification authorities, he maintains the academic title Privatdozent (PD). His research integrates laboratory expertise with data science through leadership roles in the Antimicrobial Resistance Working Group and Artificial Intelligence and Data Accelerator Group.

Current investigations focus on pathogen surveillance systems, zoonotic disease modeling, and AI-driven analysis of antimicrobial resistance patterns in livestock populations. His methodology combines traditional bacteriological/mycological techniques with modern epidemiological data frameworks to address One Health challenges.

Dr. Homeier-Bachmann actively supervises graduate theses through FLI's academic partnerships, contributing to veterinary epidemiology education. His institutional profile confirms direct involvement in the Animal Diseases Notification System (TSN) and reference laboratory networks for national disease monitoring.