Events

The aim is to bring together top experts, early career researchers and different AMR stakeholders (clinicians, biologists, engineers, social scientists, industries) from both countries in this 4-day workshop.

WHO World Antibiotics Awareness Week

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is one of the greatest threats to health in the 21st century, expected to cause 10 million deaths every year by 2050.

Free seminar – ‘We Got Pills, they’re multiplying; but are we losing control?’

This workshop will offer members of the UK community researching mechanisms of antimicrobial resistance the opportunity to meet, to consolidate and extend the expertise held within individual laboratories in the United Kingdom.

The workshop will bring together experts and researchers from Asia to give insight into Antimicrobial Resistance in Asia with a focus on clinical epidemiology, AMR policy, therapeutics and diagnostics.

The Antimicrobial Resistance Summit Asia, by convening experts from government, industry and academia, and from contexts ranging from Cambodia, Indonesia and Vietnam through the South Korea and Singapore, will take AMR from an issue receiving attention by a narrow group of concerned scientists and politicians, to a mainstream policy priority for governments across the world

The hackathon aims to bring together scientists, designers, patients, developers, innovators, students and entrepreneurs to collaborate, dream up & create solutions to real-world problems to improve human, animal and environmental health and well-being with regards to Antimicrobial Resistance.

In view of the emerging global concerns with antibiotic resistance, there is a pressing need to have a scientific forum to discuss alternatives to antibiotics in food-animal production.

Details to follow

This seminar will consider global coordination to tackle antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and the next steps for meeting the goals of the UK strategy.

The field of antibacterial drug discovery and development is contracting dramatically whilst the antimicrobial resistance continues to increase. In addition to the lack of resource for R&D due to the antibiotic market failure, there are major technical challenges in the field. It is harder than ever before to discover new targets, and discover new chemical entities that are suitable for clinical development

The #AMRconference is a platform for SMEs, start-ups, big pharma, academia, investors and public institutions to discuss strategies and the specific challenges faced by SMEs in bringing new antimicrobial treatments and diagnostics to the market.

Into Clinical Practice – Bridging the gap between science, policy and effective antimicrobial use.  

The 15th International Conference on Infectious Diseases, Prevention, and Control scheduled on March 19-20, 2020 in Dubai, UAE will give useful proof-based methodologies to connect with the workforce and reduce the spread of intense healthcare-associated infections.

Theme: Innovative and Approaches in the field of Antibiotics and Antimicrobials