| Next Meeting 📅 Thursday 29th October | 🕐 10:00 – 11:30 🔗 Join the Community of Research |
The AMR in the Environment Community of Interest was established following a knowledge exchange workshop on 15/01/2026. The group connects Welsh researchers, policymakers and communities researching Anti-Microbial Resistance (AMR) in the Environment.
Activity and Shared Resources:
| 16/07/2026 | Dr Jessica Keevil | Bangor University | Fate and transport of viruses, bacteria and antimicrobial resistance associated with wet wipes and microplastics through wastewater treatment to coastal waters |
| 16/07/2026 | Prof. Davey Jones | Bangor University | Metagenomics-based source attribution of antimicrobial resistance in wastewater for improved epidemiological risk assessment |
| 16/07/2026 | Dr Isobel Stanton | UKCEH | Predicting antifungal concentrations that select for resistance: an enhanced approach to establish environmental thresholds |
| 15/01/2026 | AMR in the Environment Knowledge Exchange Workshop |
| 14/01/2026 | Kata Farkas | WRc | Tracking faecal contamination in water |
| 09/07/2025 | Rande Dzay | Bangor University | Antibiotic Resistance in Hospital Wastewater Biofilms |
| Kata Farkas | WRc | Tracking faecal contamination in water |
| 01/05/2024 | Reshma Silvester | Bangor University | Understanding the Environmental Impact of AMR Dissemination via Wastewater |
