The symposium "Ethnographics and statistics of global traveling practices, multiple borders, infectious diseases: Challenges for public health knowledge infrastructures, public health policies and public health interventions" will take place on 22 November.

Contributions by:

• Komatra Chuengsatiansup (medical anthropologist, medical doctor, director of the Society and Health Institute of the Ministry of Health Thailand)
• John Penders (AMR and global travelling)
• Henriette van Waarbeek (cross border infectious disease prevention in the EU region)
• Volker Hackert (Q fever and the Dutch-German border)
• Alena Kamenshchikova (theorizing AMR and global traveling: developing friendly relations with bacteria)
• Klasien Horstman & Christian Hoebe (paradigms of change in public health).

A more elaborate programme will follow.