Scottish Universities Life Sciences Association conference on Antimicrobial Resistance We hope by connecting individuals across the spectrum of research, human and veterinary health, industry and policy that Scotland can work collectively to better address the issues surrounding AMR. One of the main aims of the Scottish Univeristies Life Sceicnes Association (SULSA) is to bring the Scottish life sciences research community together, and this conference will inform and coordinate fundamental and applied research activity on AMR within SULSA universities and other relevant organisations in Scotland. To facilitate a more connected, Scottish-wide approach SULSA will launch a seed-funding call after the meeting for registered attendees. Booking now open - register here Day One – Research: Confirmed Speakers Professor Neil Gow, University of Aberdeen Dr Claire Taylor, Edinburgh Napier University Mark Woolhouse, University of Edinburgh Dr Katherine Duncan, University of Strathclyde Professor Ian Gilbert, University of Dundee Dr Deborah O’Neil, Novabiotics Dr Till Bachmann, University of Edinburgh Dr Alison Mather, Quadram Institute Day Two – Policy: Confirmed Speakers: Shona Robison MSP, Cabinet Secretary for Health and Sport Professor Mike Turner, Wellcome Trust Dr Jonathan Pearce, MRC Professor Dilip Nathwani OBE, University of Dundee Dr Eleanor Anderson, Health Protection Scotland George Leahy, Public Health England Apr 26 2018 00.00 - Apr 27 2018 00.00 Scottish Universities Life Sciences Association conference on Antimicrobial Resistance This conference on the developing challenges of AMR is being held at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow. Technology and Innovation Centre University of Strathclyde 99 George Street Glasgow G1 1RD Map of venue Conference website and registration
Scottish Universities Life Sciences Association conference on Antimicrobial Resistance We hope by connecting individuals across the spectrum of research, human and veterinary health, industry and policy that Scotland can work collectively to better address the issues surrounding AMR. One of the main aims of the Scottish Univeristies Life Sceicnes Association (SULSA) is to bring the Scottish life sciences research community together, and this conference will inform and coordinate fundamental and applied research activity on AMR within SULSA universities and other relevant organisations in Scotland. To facilitate a more connected, Scottish-wide approach SULSA will launch a seed-funding call after the meeting for registered attendees. Booking now open - register here Day One – Research: Confirmed Speakers Professor Neil Gow, University of Aberdeen Dr Claire Taylor, Edinburgh Napier University Mark Woolhouse, University of Edinburgh Dr Katherine Duncan, University of Strathclyde Professor Ian Gilbert, University of Dundee Dr Deborah O’Neil, Novabiotics Dr Till Bachmann, University of Edinburgh Dr Alison Mather, Quadram Institute Day Two – Policy: Confirmed Speakers: Shona Robison MSP, Cabinet Secretary for Health and Sport Professor Mike Turner, Wellcome Trust Dr Jonathan Pearce, MRC Professor Dilip Nathwani OBE, University of Dundee Dr Eleanor Anderson, Health Protection Scotland George Leahy, Public Health England Apr 26 2018 00.00 - Apr 27 2018 00.00 Scottish Universities Life Sciences Association conference on Antimicrobial Resistance This conference on the developing challenges of AMR is being held at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow. Technology and Innovation Centre University of Strathclyde 99 George Street Glasgow G1 1RD Map of venue Conference website and registration
Apr 26 2018 00.00 - Apr 27 2018 00.00 Scottish Universities Life Sciences Association conference on Antimicrobial Resistance This conference on the developing challenges of AMR is being held at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow.
