Today, the last EMBARK webinar for the spring will take place, at 13:00 CEST (11:00 UTC). Today’s invited speaker is Kimberly Kline who will give a talk entitled “Pathogenesis and persistence during Enterococcus faecalis biofilm-associated infection”.
She will be followed by our EMBARK speaker Sofia Forslund, who will give a talk on “High-throughput measurement of host and microbiota”
Note that this webinar does take place at another time than the previous webinars!
The first two spring webinars have now been posted on the new EMBARK YouTube channel! Tune in to watch Gerry Wright talk about approaches to measure and monitor AMR in various environments, and Heike Schmitt preset the international efforts for one-health surveillance of AMR within WHO Tricycle.
The remaining two EMBARK Webinars from the spring will also be posted online later this summer.
Today we will have the third webinar of the EMBARK Webinar Series!
The invited speaker today is Dearbháile Morris who will give a talk entitled “What lurks beneath: the role of water in the transmission and persistence of AMR”. She will be complemented by our own Rabaab Zahra who will talk about “E. coli STs and Resistance Mechanisms in Sewage from Islamabad”.
This will be followed by a short Q&A, including discussion between the two presenters and the moderator
Register here for the webinar, which will begin at 12:00 UTC (14:00 CEST).
The first instance of our webinar series will take place on April 28, at 2PM CEST. Our invited speaker is Gerry Wright who will talk about Approaches to measure and monitor AMR in various environments. There will also be a speaker from the EMBARK program matched to each invited speaker in this webinar series, and this time Luis Pedro Coelho will talk about their work on quantifying AMR at very large scales.
This will be followed by a short Q&A, including a discussion between the two presenters and the moderator. We look forward to seeing you there!
EMBARK is starting a webinar series where invited speakers will be presenting their research and be contrasted to EMBARK members presenting the work performed in the project. This will be followed by a discussion and Q&A. All the webinars, except for one, will take place at 14:00 CEST.
Four webinars will take place before the summer break:
Here is also a sneak peek at the first webinars of the fall: