We’ll move from the challenges of outbreak preparedness to the technologies being developed to address them, exploring the potential of graphene-based biosensing and the questions that matter for its application in rapid diagnostics.
The exact date, speakers and registration details will be announced soon!
Better surveillance, diagnostics, and response cannot be achieved through technological innovation alone. They require coordinated collaboration across scientific, clinical, regulatory, policy, industry, humanitarian, and community sectors. The EPoCA community bridges these silos, recognising that local awareness, institutional capacity, and trust are critical for technology uptake and public health impact.
Governance framework for an inclusive long-term ecosystem of experts, institutions, and affected communities.
Structured workshops, webinars, and focus groups that translate community into sustained co-creation processes.
Evidence-based RCCE strategies that build trust, address concerns, and support informed decision-making.
Hear directly from the people behind EPoCA — researchers, engineers, and public health professionals united by a shared commitment to equitable outbreak preparedness.
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