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IMPACT: Innovative Monoclonal antibody against Poxviruses for Advanced CounTermeasures
Mariën, J. (Promotor), Mariën, J. (PI), Liesenborghs, L. (CoPI) & Van Dijck, C. (Researcher)
1/06/26 → 31/05/30
Project: Research Project
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Longevity of humoral and cellular immunity induced by vaccination against mpox.
Lopes Ferreira Dantas, P. H. (PhD Student), Mariën, J. (Promotor), Adriaensen, W. (Promotor) & Marchant, A. (Promotor)
15/10/25 → …
Project: PhD-project
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Restoring nature's health: Investigating the effects of ecosystem restoration on zoonotic disease risk
Vangenechten, C. (PhD Student), Mariën, J. (Promotor), Gryseels, S. (Promotor) & Kirkpatrick, L. (Promotor)
29/05/24 → …
Project: PhD-project
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Experimental infection of wild Mastomys natalensis with the parasitic nematode Trichuris mastomysi
van de Ven, M., Massawe, A., Leirs, H. & Marien, J., 18-Jun-2026, In: Journal of Helminthology. 100, p. e65 5 p., e65.Research output: Contribution to journal › A1: Peer-reviewed articles in journal › peer-review
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High-throughput multiplex immunoassay for the detection of mpox and MVA-BN vaccination up to 2 years after exposure in Belgium: a retrospective diagnostic accuracy study
Mariën, J., Van Dijck, C., Berens-Riha, N., Willems, E., Zaeck, L. M., Jones, S., Hicks, B., Otter, A., Yates, J. L., Hunt, D. T., Lee, W. T., Bracke, S., Verschueren, J., Vanroye, F., Bosman, E., De Cock, N., Smekens, B., Vandenhove, L., Goovaerts, O. & van Hul, A. & 8 others, , May-2026, In: Lancet Microbe. 7, 5, p. 101316 11 p., 101316.Research output: Contribution to journal › A1: Peer-reviewed articles in journal › peer-review
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Invasive <i>Pseudosuccinea columella</i> enters the transmission cycle of an amphistome parasite infecting African buffalo
Goossens, E., Schols, R., Mudavanhu, A., Manyangadze, T., Marien, J., Vanhove, M. P. M. & Huyse, T., 16-Sept-2026, In: Parasitology. 18 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › A1: Peer-reviewed articles in journal › peer-review
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