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Photo: Göran Ekeberg/Add Light Stefan Widgren Veterinary officer, epidemiologist, PhD stefan.widgren@sva.se +46 18-67 41 86

Stefan Widgren

Title:Veterinary officer, epidemiologist, PhD

Research area :Stefan’s research is focused on methods for disease spread modelling and surveillance.

Current projects

Improving future African swine fever outbreak management through multidisciplinary partnership and learning

Start/end:2024 - 2027

Project manager :Erika Chenais

WILD BOAR
PIG

Stop the spread of Mycoplasma bovis and protect free herds

Start/end:2022 - 2025

Project manager :Stefan Widgren

CATTLE

European Partnership Animal Health and Welfare, EUP AH&W

Start/end:2024 - 2034

Project manager :Karin Artursson

Development of a tool for measuring ASF risk index based on spatiotemporal heterogeneity of host population and landscapes

Start/end:2021 - 2024

Project manager :Hyeyoung Kim

WILD BOAR

Digitalisation of the Veterinary public sector to improve safety and preparedness

Start/end:2021 - 2023

Project manager :Fernanda Dórea

IDAlert

Start/end:2022 - 2026

Project manager :Anna Omazic

ALL ANIMALS

Ruminants in a flexible food chain

Start/end:2021 - 2025

Project manager :Ylva Persson

GOAT
SHEEP
2+

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Publications

logo SimInf: An R Package for Data-Driven Stochastic Disease Spread Simulations (2019) logo Spatio-temporal modelling of verotoxigenic Escherichia coli O157 in cattle in Sweden: Exploring options for control (2018) logo Fast event-based epidemiological simulations on national scales (2016) logo Data-driven network modeling of disease transmission using complete population movement data: Spread of VTEC O157 in Swedish cattle (2016)