Call for Abstract

5th International congress on Infectious Diseases, will be organized around the theme “Emergence, Insight of New Techniques in Infectious Diseases & Prevention, Control”

Infection Congress 2018 is comprised of 18 tracks and 94 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Infection Congress 2018.

Submit your abstract to any of the mentioned tracks. All related abstracts are accepted.

Register now for the conference by choosing an appropriate package suitable to you.

  • Track 2-1Yellow fever
  • Track 2-2Dengue
  • Track 2-3Tularemia
  • Track 2-4Trichinosis
  • Track 2-5Leptospirosis
  • Track 2-6Q fever
  • Track 2-7Brucellosis
  • Track 2-8Ebola virus
  • Track 2-9Psittacosis
  • Track 2-10Blastomycosis
  • Track 2-11Epidemiology
  • Track 2-12Plague
  • Track 2-13Rabies
  • Track 2-14Zoonosis
  • Track 2-15Corona virus
  • Track 2-16Filovirus
  • Track 2-17Pathogen virulence
  • Track 2-18Multipathogen Dynamics
  • Track 2-19Multispecies
  • Track 2-20Pathogenesis
  • Track 3-1Resurgence and Emergence of Vector-Borne Diseases
  • Track 3-2Vector borne emergence
  • Track 3-3Epidemics
  • Track 3-4Surveillance and Detection
  • Track 3-5Outbreak Prediction
  • Track 3-6Prevention and Control
  • Track 3-7Mosquito borne
  • Track 3-8Tick Borne
  • Track 3-9Flea borne
  • Track 6-1Cholera
  • Track 6-2Chagas disease
  • Track 6-3Malaria
  • Track 6-4Cysticercosis
  • Track 6-5Echinococcus
  • Track 6-6Toxocariasis
  • Track 6-7West Nile virus
  • Track 6-8African sleeping sickness
  • Track 6-9Schistosomiasis
  • Track 6-10Dracunculiasis
  • Track 6-11River blindness
  • Track 6-12Leishmaniasis
  • Track 6-13Trachoma
  • Track 8-1Direct and Indirect methods
  • Track 8-2Sequencing techniques
  • Track 8-3Rapid tests
  • Track 8-4Molecular methods
  • Track 8-5Innovative laboratory methods
  • Track 8-6Microscopic and Serological techniques
  • Track 8-7Traditional methods
  • Track 8-8Advanced diagnosis methods
  • Track 9-1Acute & Chronic inflammation
  • Track 9-2Pathogenesis
  • Track 9-3Inflammatory response
  • Track 9-4Antimicrobial factors
  • Track 9-5Autoimmune disorders and inflammation
  • Track 9-6Meningitis
  • Track 9-7Encephalitis
  • Track 9-8Congenital
  • Track 9-9AIDS
  • Track 9-10Abscess
  • Track 9-11Risk factors
  • Track 9-12Host response vs Microbial pathogens
  • Track 12-1Parasite immunology
  • Track 12-2Host Response and inflammatory actions
  • Track 12-3Molecular Genomics
  • Track 12-4Molecular pathology
  • Track 12-5Infection mechanisms
  • Track 12-6Bacterial Pathogens
  • Track 12-7Viral Pathogens
  • Track 12-8Fungal Pathogens
  • Track 12-9Parasitic Pathogens
  • Track 12-10Cellular microbiology
  • Track 12-11Virulence factors
  • Track 12-12Immune reaction against infections
  • Track 12-13Immune system studies
  • Track 12-14Multispecies
  • Track 14-1Bacterial Genetics
  • Track 14-2Gene Transfer Systems
  • Track 14-3Host Genome
  • Track 14-4Microbial Genome
  • Track 14-5Genetic Exchange
  • Track 14-6Virulence Factors
  • Track 14-7Applications of microbial genetics
  • Track 14-8Genomic Epidemiology
  • Track 14-9Emerging Pathogens
  • Track 14-10Host immune response
  • Track 14-11Recombinant techniques
  • Track 17-1Food & Water borne pathogens
  • Track 17-2Epidemiology
  • Track 17-3Recent Outbreaks
  • Track 17-4New and Evolving pathogens
  • Track 17-5Environmental aspects and Safety
  • Track 17-6Illness demographics
  • Track 17-7Developing Techniques