ICVID 2026: International Conference on Virology and Infectious Diseases

The ICVID 2026: International Conference on Virology and Infectious Diseases focuses on the latest advancements in virology and infectious diseases, covering virus-host interactions, disease mechanisms, emerging pathogens, and treatment strategies.

Topics

• Virus suppression of RNA silencing
• Hepatitis C
• Plant virus expression vectors
• Structure and assembly: enveloped viruses
• Viral immune evasion
• Paramyxoviruses
• Epstein-Barr virus
• Orthomyxoviruses: pathogenesis
• Viruses and innate immunity
• Virus evolution
• Reo, rota and orbiviruses
• Virus movement in plants
• Plant virus-vector interactions
• HIV/SIV molecular biology
• Fungal viruses
• Viral haemorrhagic fevers
• HTLV and animal retroviruses
• Vaccines
• Host response and resistance in plant viruses
• Virus receptors
• Positive strand RNA viruses: replication
• Virus ecology and tropical viral diseases
• Filoviruses
• Prions and BSE
• Virus eradication
• Arenaviruses
• Transmission and epidemiology of arboviral diseases
• Herpes (simplex) viruses
• RNA recombination
• Bornaviruses
• Virus and non-coding RNA of host
• Plant virus replication and translation
• Virus and host responses
• Virus taxonomy
• Antiviral drugs
• Virus engineering
• Coronaviruses
• Viral diagnosis
• Parainfluenza- and pneumoviruses
• Baculoviruses
• Viral glycoproteins
• Alpha- and rubiviruses
• Viruses and cancer
• Gene therapy
• Structure and assembly: non-enveloped viruses
• HIV/SIV pathogenesis
• Natural resistance to plant viruses
• Phage
• Mononegavirales: replication and transcription
• Virus entry, trafficking and membrane fusion
• Nidoviruses
• Plant DNA viruses
• Orthomyxoviruses: structure, replication and assembly
• Rhabdoviruses
• Adenoviruses
• Papillomaviruses
• Bunyaviruses
• Virus as oncolytic agents
• Hantaviruses and West Nile virus
• Parvoviruses
• Viroid and satellite viruses
• Calici- and astroviruses
• Emerging viruses in vegetable and fruit crops
• Cytomegaloviruses
• Viral zoonoses
• Arteriviruses and toroviruses
• Circoviruses and anelloviruses
• Emerging viruses
• Bioinformatics (bridge between divisions)
• Host factors for virus replication
• Poxviruses and iridoviruses

Who should Attend

• Virologists
• Healthcare policymakers
• Public health officials
• Veterinary researchers
• Microbiologists
• Clinical researchers
• Biopharmaceutical industry professionals
• Biologists
• Biomedical engineers
• Academics and students in virology
• Laboratory technicians
• Geneticists
• Vaccine developers
• Environmental health specialists
• Physicians and epidemiologists
• Infectious disease specialists
• Biotechnology experts
• Drug development professionals
• Immunologists
• Government and regulatory officials