Research Themes
Our work is divided along the themes identified by the Joint Programming Initiative for Antimicrobial Resistance (JPI-AMR): Diagnostics, Surveillance, Transmission, Environmental Pollution, Therapeutics, and Interventions. Research along these themes as well as efforts into Education and Outreach will create new resources to tackle this global challenge. We have chosen to primarily focus on a crucial threat, multi-resistant carbapenamase producing enterobacteriaceae (CPE). Infections with these bacteria are threatening the very basis of modern medicine and are often considered the greatest antibiotic resistance threat on the horizon.
The scope and thematic distribution is arranged to reflect the priority topics identified within the (JPIAMR) strategic research agenda. The intention of JPI-AMR and its strategic research agenda is to streamline and optimize research efforts around antibiotic resistance in Europe (and other member states outside of the EU, including Argentina, Canada, Egypt, India, Israel, Japan, South Africa, South Korea and Turkey [28 member states in total])
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News
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EventStefan Ebmeyer defended his Ph.D. thesis
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Sustainability and environmentG7 ministers commit to combat antibiotic pollution from drugmanufacturing
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Health and medicineThe link between antibacterial biocide pollution and antibioticresistance
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EventCARe-webinar - “The Natural History of Antibiotic Resistance” by Professor GerryWright
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Science and Information TechnologyScientists at CARe receives funding for using artificial intelligence to improving the diagnostics of antibiotic resistantbacteria
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Health and medicineCourse developed by CARe gotattention
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Health and medicineWhere antibiotic resistance comesfrom
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Sustainability and environmentCARe researcher Johan Bengtsson-Palme is new to the list of most cited researchers in the world while Joakim Larsson retains his position for the third year in arow
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Sustainability and environmentCARe scientists Joakim Larsson and Johan Bengtsson-Palme are speakers at the Resistomap webinar series thismonth
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Sustainability and environmentThomas Backhaus receives financial support from FORMAS to rank systematically antibiotics and hormonaldrug