Addressing AMR globally
Dr. Makeda Semret, lead of the Addis Ababa - McGill Partnership program in Infectious Diseases.
Images from Makeda Semret.
Research in the Whyte lab
Bioprospecting the Polar microbiome at the McGill Arctic Research Station for novel antimicrobials
Images from the Whyte lab.
Research in the Nguyen lab
Respiratory infections and Pseudomonas aeruginosa: mechanisms of resistance, pathogenesis, novel therapeutics and
diagnostics.
Images from the Nguyen lab.
Research in the Behr lab.
Mycobacterium tuberculosis and other mycobacteria: genomics, pathogenesis, novel therapeutics and diagnostics.
Image from the Behr lab.
Research in the Berghuis lab
Structural biology of antibiotic resistance: understanding resistance mechanisms at the atomic level and designing the next generation of antibiotics.
Image from the Berghuis lab.
Research in the Auclair lab.
The chemistry of next generation antimicrobials and alternatives: new antibacterial and antiplasmodial compounds, bacterio-modulators,
aminoglycoside resistance inhibitors.
Images from Auclair lab.
Welcome to the McGill Antimicrobial Resistance Centre! Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) is one of the top ten global public health threats. It is an urgent and complex problem that poses major health and economic threats, both within Canada and worldwide. Tackling this impending public health crisis demands innovative, interdisciplinary, and collaborative research solutions that no single sector or approach can address alone.
Find Out More About These AMR Centre Events
Antimicrobial Resistance and Microbiome Symposium
Virtual event on Dec. 2nd (9AM-12PM) during Infection and Immunity Week, a McGill Bicentennial Signature Event.
