**About the Editors**

**Fun-In Wang** major research interests are in 1. Pathogenesis of infectious diseases in domestic animals, particularly of the swine and ruminants; 2. Veterinary Pathology, particularly the diagnostic aspects. He is one of the authors of "Diseases of Swine, Wiley Blackwell, 10th and 11th edition" and of "Emerging and Transboundary Animal Viruses": A Publication from World Society for Virology, Springer 2020; in addition, he has authored over 80 journal papers. He was trained in Animal Health Research Institute (AHRI) Taiwan and later in University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC). He has taught at NTU since 1994 and is currently active in teaching, writing and reviewing papers for academic journals. He has served as Managing Editor for "Taiwan Veterinary Journal" since 2013, and was a Guest Editor of the "*Special issue on Classical Swine Fever*" in 2019–2020 for Pathogens, MDPI.

**Chia-Yi Chang** is currently working at the Division of Classical Swine Fever, Animal Health Research Institute. Her major research interests are in 1. Pathogenesis of viral diseases in swine; 2. Viral glycoprotein structure and function; 3. Epitope mapping of viral glycoprotein. She is one of the authors of "Diseases of Swine, Wiley Blackwell, 10th and 11th edition" in addition, she has authored more than 30 journal papers. She has been researching CSF for almost 20 years and has been designated as the OIE Reference Expert for CSF since 2017. Her laboratory serves as the national reference laboratory for the diagnosis and surveillance of CSF. In addition, she provides scientific and technical support, assistance and advice to OIE Member Countries. Her labaratory performs research projects and participates in international scientific collaboration with other laboratories. She served as a Guest Editor of the "*Special issue on Classical Swine Fever*" in 2019–2020 for Pathogens, MDPI.
