Mulatti Paolo
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Role | Veterinarian |
| Structure | Epidemiology and Emergency Response Office | |
| Phone | +39 049 8084252 | |
| pmulatti@izsvenezie.it |
Professional profile
Paolo Mulatti is a senior veterinary officer at the Epidemiology and Emergency Response Office of the Istituto Zooprofilattico Sperimentale delle Venezie (IZSVe).
He graduated in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Padua (2003) and earned a PhD in Public Health, Hygiene of Animal Husbandry and Animal Production (University of Padua, 2007), a postgraduate specialization diploma in Animal Health (University of Bologna, 2010), and a Master of Science in Quantitative Skills in Applied Ecology, Epidemiology and Conservation Biology (University of Glasgow, 2012).
He has been working at IZSVe since 2004—initially during his PhD research, then as a research fellow and scientific collaborator, and since 2015 as a senior veterinary officer. His professional activities focus primarily on providing epidemiological support for drafting national and regional surveillance plans, as well as designing research projects at national and international levels.
His research centres on the transmission dynamics of infectious diseases in livestock and wildlife, including both directly transmitted and vector-borne pathogens. In particular, his primary focus is on disease ecology, covering the identification of key environmental and climatic determinants influencing the risk of disease introduction or re-emergence, as well as the analysis of host and vector population dynamics.
He has been involved in numerous national and international research and collaborative projects and has served as a lecturer in training programs organized with international bodies such as the FAO and WOAH. He has authored and co-authored over 100 scientific publications, including peer-reviewed articles, national journals, and international conference proceedings.