@mcgillu The McGill AMR Centre is hosting a graduate-undergraduate student mixer! Chat with graduate students from different departments at McGill conducting antimicrobial resistance (AMR) research and research opportunities.
Register here: https://t.co/RPsxHCVpqK
The McGill AMR Centre is hosting events for World Antimicrobial Resistance Awareness Week (WAAW)! Participate by wearing blue (all week), joining us at our public booths (Nov 18th), at our Seminar & Social (Nov 21st) and at our student round table (Nov 20th)
Do you have a question on #AMR that you've always wanted to ask a scientist? Now's your chance with EDAR7's human library on May 29th! Take a look at our participating researchers and "check out" 15 minutes of their time at https://t.co/j5iBFqkxRs
Join us in May to hear Dr. Gerry Wright's (@gerryiidr) fascinating talk titled, “The Natural History of Antibiotic Resistance” as he takes the stage as one of the two keynote speakers at #EDAR7. We are excited to announce his participation and hope you can join!
#EDAR7 will feature not just one, but two distinguished keynote speakers, and we are thrilled to announce Professor Sabiha Essack (@EssackSabiha) as one of them. Join us to hear her insightful talk titled, “The Polycrisis and AMR: Global Policy Fails the Vulnerable”.
#EDAR7 local organizing committee member, @jensomics discusses the current #outbreak of extensively drug-resistant #Salmonella in six Canadian provinces. Join us at #EDAR7 in May 2024 to learn more about #AMR and approaches to mitigate its dissemination.
I am crying with joy because I finally did my #PhDdefence I very much appreciate everyone who has been with me during my trajectory at @ronholmlab@mcgillu