• NHS change consultation

    06 December 2024 Document

    Policy

  • Emerging Opportunities

    29 October 2024 Publication

    The October 2024 edition of Microbiology Today is titled 'Emerging Opportunities.' This issue explores the use of bacteria to redefine our life on Earth and the role of microbes in space exploration. This issue looks at the opportunities microbiology provides for all of us.

    Publications

  • Emerging Threats

    28 May 2024 Publication

    The May 2024 edition of Microbiology Today is titled 'Emerging Threats'. This issue explores threats from climate change to artificial intelligence, this issue explores a wide range of threats that microbiologists and the wider community face.

    Publications

  • The Human Gut Microbiome

    25 April 2024 Publication

    Human microbiome research is an exciting and dynamic field that has the potential to benefit many areas of our society and the economy. Microbiome research has progressed rapidly since the development of new genomic technologies and investment in large-scale, collaborative projects such as The Human Microbiome Project, a ten-year research initiative launched in 2007 which set out to characterise the human microbiome and its role in health and disease. Evidence from this project, alongside more recent studies, suggests that the findings from microbiome research can be used to improve human health.

    Policy Science policy Human health - microbiota

  • Irish Department for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science consultation on a Higher Education Research-Policy Framework

    19 December 2023 Document

    Policy

  • NHS England Antimicrobial Products Subscription Model Consultation

    30 November 2023 Publication

    Policy Science policy

  • Antimicrobial Resistance in the UK: Diagnostics and Surveillance

    23 November 2023 Publication

    The rise of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is one of the most urgent global threats to public health in the 21st century. AMR refers to disease-causing microbes (also known as pathogens) evolving and gaining resistance to drugs and substances that were once effective treatments against infections (antimicrobials). It poses significant challenges to current clinical care, health economies, animal and plant health as well as the environment. Microbiologists from across the world are committed to developing innovative solutions to combat AMR and reduce its impact on global health.

    Policy Science policy Antimicrobials Antimicrobial resistance

  • Antimicrobial Resistance in the UK: Therapeutics and Vaccines

    23 November 2023 Publication

    The rise of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is one of the most urgent global threats to public health in the 21st century. AMR refers to disease-causing microbes (known as a pathogens) evolving and gaining resistance to drugs and substances that were once effective treatments against infections (antimicrobials). It poses significant challenges to clinical care, health economies, animal and plant health as well as the environment. Microbiologists from across the world are committed to developing innovative solutions to combat AMR.

    Policy Science policy Antimicrobials Antibiotic resistance

  • Knocking Out AMR

    17 October 2023 Publication

    The October 2023 edition of Microbiology Today is titled 'Knocking Out AMR'. This issue explores some of the challenges and most recent advancements within antimicrobial resistance (AMR) research.

    Publications AMR

  • House of Commons Science and Technology Committee: emerging diseases and learnings from COVID-19 inquiry

    01 July 2023 Document

    Policy Science policy

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