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.
AMR Centre Events and Announcements
Join us on Oct 2nd from 2-4 pm for an in-person trainee workshop
26-27 MIF Awards and MIF-AMR supplemental Awards
Application window will be September 25, 2026 to November 20, 2026. Encouraging teams that are working to address AMR (e.g. diagnostics, therapeutics, prevention, antimicrobial stewardship) to apply.
Registration open for the 2026 AMR Symposium on November 18-19, 2026, organized by bioMerieux in partnership with EPIC (U. Toronto), McGill AMR Centre and Can-AMR-Net, for more information.
Poster abstract application deadline is October 16, 2026.
Unlock the McGill AMR Microbial Library — Now Available to McGill Researchers
The AMR Centre is pleased to announce the launch of the McGill AMR Microbial Library, a new shared resource designed to provide streamlined access to a diverse collection of well-characterized microbial isolates for the McGill research community.
WHO's Global Report: Target Product Profiles for New Antibacterial Agents | 11 March 2026
McGill researchers develop quick test that stands to curb antimicrobial resistance
McGill News | 4 Feb 2026
System that can identify bacteria in less than 40 minutes could help physicians prescribe the appropriate antibiotics, amid ongoing urgency of antimicrobial resistance crisis.
Pathways to Action: Advancing the Pan-Canadian Action Plan on Antimicrobial Resistance | December 8, 2025
Rapport de synthèse de la journée de concertation du réseau AntiMicrobio Résistance Québec (AMRQ) | décembre 2025
Spotlight on the McGill AMR Centre!
"From discovery to solutions: McGill’s multidisciplinary and collaborative approach to combating antimicrobial resistance"
