Sampling is now well on tracks in Spain, Norway, Ireland and France

VIVALDI partners have started to gather samples from the main bivalves that will be studied in the project.

Husbandry strategies to avoid mortalities linked to OsHV-1

This is a review of existing published global/regional strategies to avoid entrance and survival of Ostreid herpesvirus 1 (OsHV-1) in hatchery and nursery systems producing oysters Crassostrea gigas.
Author: CJ Rodgers, IRTA

First results of the project!

Progress has been achieved in understanding, preventing and mitigating shellfish diseases. More results will come soon.

Latest publications related to VIVALDI

Since the beginning of the year 2018, Spanish, English and Italian researchers involved in VIVALDI have published 3 articles emphasising some first scientific results notably obtained thanks to our project.

Major sampling of manila clams going on in Chioggia (IT)

From 10 to 14 September, 3 VIVALDI partners (CNRS, F - University of Padova, IT - SYSAAF, F) are gathered  to sample more than 1000 manila clams in the Venice lagoon. 

3 new publications related to VIVALDI

Spanish and Italian researchers involved in VIVALDI have recently published 3 articles emphasising some key scientific results obtained thanks to our project.

New VIVALDI video online!

Check out our final video, to know everything about the VIVALDI project, its main outcomes and future perspectives!

15 Decembre 2020- « Prix Etoiles de l’Europe »

VIVALDI was awarded by the French ministry of research & innovation

A new article acknowledging the H2020 project VIVALDI (678589) is now available in the section Metabolomics of Frontiers in Molecular Biosciences

Recent publications related to VIVALDI

Italian and French researchers involved in VIVALDI have published 3 articles emphasising some first scientific results partially obtained thanks to our project.

IMR and Cefas held a collaborative meeting at Cefas Weymouth laboratory, on 23-25 August 2017

This visit was organised as part of Vivaldi work on pathogen diversity and improving tools for better surveillance.

Recent publications related to VIVALDI

In 2017 and early 2018, Italian and French researchers involved in VIVALDI have published 4 articles emphasising some first scientific results notably obtained thanks to our project.

Stakeholder identification mapping is out!

Thanks to two surveys carried out in 2016 and 2017, categories of stakeholders concerned by shellfish diseases have been defined and their perceptions regarding the disease issue have been collected. This work was developed with a view to providing an improved understanding of the relationships between these categories.

7 more publications related to VIVALDI

Spanish, English, Norwegian and French researchers involved in VIVALDI have recently published 7 articles emphasising some key scientific results obtained thanks to our project.

2019 VIVALDI publications

In 2019, VIVALDI researchers have published 7 articles emphasising some key scientific results obtained thanks to our project. Most of these publications are the outcome of joint work between different European teams.

Analysis of the stakeholders' perception of shellfish diseases

The analysis of stakeholders' perception of shellfish diseases was a key objective of the VIVALDI project. A report was delivered in March 2019, following a long sociological analysis in 4 different European countries. The analysis was pushed a little further in France, where supplementary work was carried out.

A new article published on the cordis website in six languages !

The VIVALDI Manual for bivalve disease management and biosecurity is now finalized!